Google Meet Attendance Tracker

Google Meet Attendance Tracker keeps the register for you. Join a call and it records who was there and for how long, so nobody has to count heads or read the chat back afterwards. Every join and leave is stored as a separate timestamped event, so someone who drops out and comes back is shown as exactly that: a presence timeline with gaps in it, not one misleading number. Everything else is built from those events. Meetings: participant list, time in the call, share of the meeting, and the full timeline Series: bundle recurring sessions (a course, a weekly stand-up, a training weekend) into one series with an attendance matrix of people against sessions People: everyone you have ever recorded, with their history Analytics: filter by date range, series or meeting, then read activity over time, a weekday and hour heatmap, attendance distribution, and rankings of meetings and people Exports: CSV for a spreadsheet, JSON backup, and print-ready PDF reports listing every join and leave You can correct a name that Meet spelled oddly, merge two Meet identities into one person, fix the meeting's official hours, and undo any of it later. All of it stays on your device. There is no account and no server. If you want the numbers elsewhere, connect your own Google account and finished meetings will sync to a spreadsheet you own. That part is optional and off until you switch it on. English and Polish interface, light and dark mode. Free and open source: github.com/KMChris/google-meet-attendance-extension