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Send Google Meet reactions in bursts. Push a reaction up to 5, 10, 25 or 50, put it on a beat, and let go. More reaction, less clicking. AMP lets you send Google Meet reactions in a burst. Push a reaction up to 5, 10, 25 or 50, let go, and AMP sends them through Meet. Use it for applause, a launch, a laugh, or any moment where one reaction isn't enough. How it works • The AMP orb sits next to Meet's reaction controls. Drag it anywhere you like. • Open it and push a reaction up its fader. It stops at 5, 10, 25 and 50. Let go and it sends. • Tap a reaction to send your usual amount, or hold it to build up. • Set a tempo and tap out an 8-step beat, and the burst lands on the rhythm. • Stop any burst at any time. Everyone sees it AMP presses Meet's own reaction buttons, so everyone in the call sees normal Meet reactions. Nobody else needs to install anything. AMP Pro: $1.99 once • Sequences: chain reactions and pauses into one AMP, like 👏 10, then 🎉 20, then 💖 10 • Unlimited saved AMPs • Keyboard shortcuts (Alt/Option + 1 to 9) to fire an AMP without opening anything • Its own tempo and beat for every step Pay once and it's yours. No subscription. Upgrade from Settings inside AMP. Your meetings stay yours AMP only runs on meet.google.com. It doesn't read your chat, captions or video, and it doesn't collect anything about the people in your call. Your settings stay in your browser. There are no analytics. Pro purchases are handled by ExtensionPay and Stripe. AMP is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google. Google Meet is a trademark of Google LLC.
Oct 26, 2026
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