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Automatically admit waiting-room guests in Google Meet — no hovering, no click-babysitting. Not affiliated with Google. Auto Admit Pro clicks the Admit button in Google Meet for you, so you can host your meeting instead of babysitting the waiting room. WHAT IT DOES - Auto-admit guests. The moment someone lands in the waiting room, Auto Admit Pro clicks Admit for you. When several people arrive at once, it clicks Admit all in one go. - Reads the real buttons. It finds the Admit control by its accessible name, so it keeps working even after Google Meet changes its layout, and it recognizes the button across many languages. - Arrive your way. Optional toggles mute your microphone and turn your camera off once, the moment you join a meeting. - Master switch. Turn everything off with one tap when you would rather greet people by hand. - Session log. See who was admitted during this session, right in the popup. - Fails loud, not silent. If Google Meet changes in a way that could break admitting, the toolbar badge turns red so you know to admit by hand instead of trusting a stuck door. PRO (optional) - Admit only the people on an allow list, or hold specific names with a deny list. - Add a short delay before each admit. - Keep a permanent admit history and export it to CSV. PRIVACY Auto Admit Pro runs locally on meet.google.com. Your settings and your admit log stay in your browser. Nothing about your meetings is ever sent anywhere. The only network request the extension can make is an optional license check, and only if you choose to enter a Pro license key. Full details are in the privacy policy: https://zovo.one/privacy-policy PERMISSIONS - storage: keeps your settings and admit log on your device. - alarms: re-checks a Pro license from time to time, and only if you have one. - meet.google.com: lets the extension see the waiting room and click Admit for you. It runs on no other website. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google LLC. Google Meet is a trademark of Google LLC.
Aug 7, 2026
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