MeetingBar for MAC
Free, open-source menu bar app that shows your next meeting and joins Zoom, Google Meet, Teams and 50+ services in one click.
MeetingBar Overview
MeetingBar shows your current or next calendar meeting in the Mac menu bar and lets you join it in one click. It finds the meeting link in your calendar events and works with more than 50 meeting services, including Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Webex and Discord. The menu lists your upcoming events for today and tomorrow, a global keyboard shortcut joins the nearest meeting, and notifications or full-screen reminders make sure you are on time.
MeetingBar works with any calendar in the macOS Calendar app, such as iCloud, Google, Exchange and Office 365, or connects directly to Google Calendar. It is made by Andrii Leitsius and is free, open source under the Apache-2.0 license and privacy-respecting. Version 4.11.6 needs macOS 12 or later and is also free on the Mac App Store.
Key Features
MeetingBar keeps your meetings one click away.
- Next meeting: see the title, time or a countdown in the menu bar.
- One-click join: open the meeting link straight from the menu bar.
- 50+ services: Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Webex, Discord and many more.
- Shortcut: join the nearest meeting with a global keyboard shortcut.
- Reminders: notifications and full-screen reminders before meetings start.
- Calendars: macOS Calendar accounts or Google Calendar directly.
- Filters: hide all-day, declined, tentative or linkless events.
- Ad-hoc meetings: create a new meeting in your preferred service.
What’s New in Version 4.11.6
MeetingBar 4.11.6 is a bug-fix release.
- Additional bug fixes for the Google Calendar integration
MeetingBar FAQ
Is MeetingBar free?
Yes. MeetingBar is free and open source under the Apache-2.0 license, and it is also free on the Mac App Store.
Which macOS version does MeetingBar need?
MeetingBar 4.11.6 needs macOS 12 or later.
Which meeting services does MeetingBar support?
More than 50, including Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Webex and Discord.
Which calendars work with MeetingBar?
Any calendar synced with the macOS Calendar app, such as iCloud, Google, Exchange, Office 365 and Yahoo, or Google Calendar connected directly.
How do I join a meeting with MeetingBar?
Click the meeting in the menu bar, or use the global keyboard shortcut to join the nearest meeting.
Can MeetingBar remind me before a meeting?
Yes. It can send macOS notifications before meetings and show full-screen reminders for important ones.
Can I hide some events?
Yes. You can filter out all-day, declined, tentative, pending or linkless events.
Can I open meetings in a specific browser or app?
Yes. You can choose a preferred browser or native app for each meeting service.
Can I install MeetingBar with Homebrew?
Yes. Run brew install --cask meetingbar.
Where does the MeetingBar download on meetingbar.FULLMAC.app come from?
The download button leads to the official MeetingBar website at https://meetingbar.app/. meetingbar.FULLMAC.app does not change or repackage the app.
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