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Take attendance for your online classes: reads the Google Meet participant list, matches names to your students, and saves it. Hadart takes the manual work out of attendance for teachers who run classes on Google Meet. Open your Meet class, open the People panel, and click the Hadart icon. The extension reads the display names of the people in the call, matches each one to a student in the group you choose, and shows you the result so you can correct anything before it is saved. One click on "Confirm attendance" records who was present and who was absent for that session. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Sign in with your teacher account • Create and edit your class groups and sessions (date and price) from the popup • Pick a group and a session, then review the automatic name matches • Change a match, or mark a participant as "not a student", before confirming • See at a glance which students were present and which were not HOW IT WORKS WITH GOOGLE MEET Hadart only runs on meet.google.com. It reads the participant names shown in the People panel. It does not record audio, video, chat or your screen, and it does not read participants' email addresses. YOUR DATA Your sign-in token and the latest participant list are kept in the extension's local storage on your device. Participant names are sent to your account only for the students you confirm, and only when you press "Confirm attendance". Hadart does not sell your data and does not show ads. REQUIREMENTS A teacher account ([SIGN-UP URL]) and a Google Meet call with the People panel open.
Oct 31, 2026
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