A Chrome Extension that notifies people when certain words are being spoken in a Google Meet Meeting opened in Chrome browser. You can set the alert words yourself with your name or any word you want to be notified for. Use it to your own advantage.
This doesn't recognize the voice in the meeting by itself, that's done by Google when you turn your captions on, so if it doesn't work as shown here, try checking if your voice is recognized by Google.
Popup interface to add/remove alert words
Notifications appear when those words are spoken in meeting
This is a pet project I made to know how Chrome extensions work (which proved to be very valuable 😅). You can use it at your own risk, as if you get caught while slacking off at work meetings, I won't be held responsible.
First off, download latest zip asset from the releases section.
Once downloaded, unzip the file and open Google Chrome. You can go inside Menu > More Tools > Extensions or visit chrome://extensions. Then toggle the Developer Mode button.
Once it's on you'll find some more options, like this.
Click on Load unpacked and select the unzipped folder of extension. You'll see this on your extensions list.
You can see this added to your Chrome search bar. Click the icon to open the popup and you've to be on a Google Meet call to use this.
It's pretty simple, feel free to follow below steps if you get stuck:
- Join a Google Meet call
- Add/remove alert words through the popup
- Make sure to Turn on your captions for extension to know when words are spoken
- You'll get a notification when someone speaks your alert words
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You might not have your notifications turned on for browser.
- For Windows, go to Start > Notifications & actions, turn on Google Chrome notifications.
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Still not working? Check the console if there are any errors, then please open an issue here.
You can contribute to this project by solving existing issues or adding a new feature. Create an Issue to discuss.