Google Meet Attendance Tracker

Privacy Policy

Last updated: 2026-08-14

Data collection

The extension records attendance in the Google Meet calls you take part in. What it stores:

participant display names, as shown by Google Meet
participant e-mail addresses, when Meet displays them (usually only for people in your organisation)
join and leave timestamps, plus the meeting's link, code, title and hours
your settings and any corrections you make (renamed or merged participants, series)

All of it is written to chrome.storage.local on your own device. Nothing is sent to us. There is no server behind this extension and no account to create.

Google Sheets sync (optional)

Off until you turn it on. If you connect a Google account and enable sync, finished meetings, including the names and e-mail addresses listed above, are written to a spreadsheet you own. The extension requests the spreadsheets OAuth scope only, reads no other Google data, and the access token is issued and held by Chrome.

Data sharing

We do not receive any of this data. It stays on your device unless you enable Sheets sync.
We do not sell, share, or transfer any data to third parties.
We do not use any data for advertising or analytics.

Your control

All data is stored locally on your device.
You can delete individual meetings or all records from the extension.
Uninstalling the extension removes all locally stored data.

Permissions

Permission	Reason
`storage`	Store attendance records and settings locally on your device
`unlimitedStorage`	Keep a few hundred meetings on your device without running into the size limit an extension is otherwise held to. It grants no access to anything beyond this extension's own local storage
`host_permissions (meet.google.com)`	Run the content script on Google Meet pages and communicate with that tab to detect participants
`identity`	Google OAuth2 authentication for optional Sheets sync to your own spreadsheet
`scripting`	Put the content script back into a Google Meet tab that is already open, so a call in progress keeps being tracked after the extension is updated, reloaded or switched back on. It is only ever used on Google Meet pages

Contact

Questions about this policy? Open an issue at GitHub Issues.

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