Start the incident bridge without leaving the incident channel
When production breaks, seconds matter. Type /meet in the incident channel and every responder gets the same live Google Meet link immediately.
When production breaks, seconds matter. Type /meet in the incident channel and every responder gets the same live Google Meet link immediately.
During an incident, the last thing responders should do is go hunting for a meeting room, create a calendar event, or wait for someone to paste a video link three messages deep in a thread. Every extra step delays the fix.
With Instant Meet, the incident commander (or anyone in the channel) types /meet directly in the incident channel. A Google Meet bridge is posted immediately as the single source of truth, and a Google Calendar event invites every member of that channel so on-call engineers, support, and stakeholders all land in the same call.
/meet in incident responseCheckout API is throwing 500s for ~15% of requests, paging on-call now.
/meet Incident bridge - checkout API down
Meeting ready. Link shared in #incident-checkout-api.
Incident bridge - checkout API down · Today, 15 min
Synced to Google Calendar
Zero-friction bridge call started from the same channel where the incident is already being tracked.
One link posted where everyone is watching — no risk of half the responders joining the wrong call.
Join the exact same Meet engineers are already on instead of asking "which call is this in?"
Install Instant Meet and start typing /meet today. Free for teams of any size.
Skip the recurring calendar invite and the stale Zoom link. Type /meet in your standup channel and everyone joins the same fresh Google Meet, every day.
No scheduling, no separate app. Type /meet in the DM or thread you're already debugging in and start sharing your screen.
When a decision is going in circles in Slack, type /meet and settle it live instead of typing another ten messages.
