Meet AI for Slack

Meet for Slack is a small tool that brings Google Meet into Slack. Instead of switching apps to start a video call, you type the command /meet and the tool handles the rest: it creates the meeting so you can get colleagues on a call from inside a chat. It works in direct messages, group chats, and channels, which covers most of the places a Slack conversation turns into a call. The tool can also flip your Slack status to 'In a meeting' automatically so teammates know you are busy. It ties into Google Calendar, understands natural-language scheduling, and is built for Google Workspace accounts. The appeal is removing the small friction of leaving a conversation to set up a call.

- Start a Google Meet from any chat with the /meet command

- Launch calls in direct messages, group chats, or channels

- Auto-set your Slack status so people know you are on a call

- Schedule meetings using plain language and sync with Google Calendar

- Slack-based teams that jump into video calls often

- Remote teams already using Google Workspace

- People who want fewer app switches during the workday

The free part is a 7-day trial for each host. Once it ends, continued use is a paid subscription of $4.99 per year per host, or a discounted team plan, so budget for it if your team relies on it. The tool needs Google Workspace and Google Calendar to do its job, so it will not fit setups built on other stacks. Because it depends on both Slack and Google, changes to either platform can break parts of the integration. Before you lean on it for daily calls, confirm the service is still available and the pricing matches what is listed. If your team only meets occasionally, the yearly cost may still be worth comparing against creating Meet links by hand.