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MeetMac

MeetMac is a native macOS menu bar app that shows your next calendar meeting and lets you join it with one click.

Your current or upcoming meeting sits in the macOS menu bar — “Now: Standup – 10:00”, or “Next: Design review at 14:30” — so you are never digging through a calendar app thirty seconds before a call starts.

What MeetMac does

Supported meeting services

Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Webex, GoToMeeting, and Yandex Telemost. For events on any other service, MeetMac falls back to the first link it finds in the event.

Which calendars it reads

MeetMac reads the calendars already set up on your Mac — the same ones the macOS Calendar app shows. That covers iCloud, On My Mac, subscribed calendars, and any account you have added in System Settings.

You can also connect a Google Calendar or Yandex Calendar account directly, for meetings that never sync to your Mac. That access is read-only: MeetMac asks only to view your events, never to create or change them, and uses them for a single purpose — showing the meeting in the menu bar and opening its join link. Credentials are kept in the macOS Keychain, on your own device.

There is no MeetMac server. Calendar data is never sent anywhere, and the developer cannot see it. The Privacy Policy covers this in full.

Getting MeetMac

MeetMac is a free utility for personal use. It is currently in private beta and not yet listed on the App Store — to ask for a build, email ivahaev@vk.com .