/meet before you install anythingThis is the exact flow your team will use in Slack. Type a command in the simulated channel below and watch Instant Meet create a Google Meet link and a Google Calendar event in seconds — no account, no install, nothing sent anywhere.
/meet, /meeting, or /event, with or without a title. No menus, no separate app to open first.
Instant Meet created a Google Meet link and a matching Google Calendar event, then posted the link back in the channel automatically.
In your real workspace, every member of the channel, group, or direct message receives the Google Calendar invitation, not just the person who ran the command.
The demo above takes one step. Here is what most teams do instead, every single time they need a call.
Without Instant Meet
With Instant Meet
/meet in the channel you're already in
Liked what you just tried? It works exactly the same way once it's installed.
Authorize your Google account so Instant Meet can create real Meet links and Calendar events.
Any public channel, private channel, group, or direct message works, just like in the demo.
/meetThis time it's real. The link and calendar invite go out to your actual teammates.
No. The demo above is a simulated Slack channel and a simulated Google Meet call so you can see the flow safely. Once you install Instant Meet in your own Slack workspace, /meet creates a real Google Meet link and a real Google Calendar event.
No. The demo runs entirely in your browser. You do not need a Slack account, a Google account, or to install any app to try it.
No. Nothing you type in the demo is sent to Slack, Google, or any other service. It only updates the page in front of you.
You'll be asked to authorize Instant Meet for your Slack workspace and connect a Google account. After that, /meet, /meeting, and /event work in your real channels, groups, and direct messages exactly like they do in the demo above.
The demo does not collect the text you type into the sample chat. Standard site analytics may record that you viewed or interacted with the demo, the same as on any other page of this site.
Yes. Instant Meet responds to /meet, /meeting, and /event. Try any of the three in the demo above, they all produce the same result. The extra commands exist for workspaces where another app has already taken over /meet.
Skip the recurring calendar invite and the stale link. Everyone joins the same fresh Google Meet, every day.
When production breaks, every responder gets the same live Google Meet link immediately.
Standups, pairing, 1:1s, kickoffs, and more, one command handles all of them.