Chrome extension · Conversations · By Carlos Navas

Yaplet.

A little nudge to listen, or speak up.

Yaplet for Google Meet is a Chrome extension that estimates how much of a conversation you are taking up. A floating meter shows your speaking share, talk time, and meeting duration while you are in a call.

Get Yaplet for Chrome

For Google Meet in Chrome · Independent of Google

Feedback while the conversation is happening.

Your speaking share compares your talk time with your time plus everyone else’s combined speaking time. A fair-share marker provides context. Move or collapse the widget during a call, then revisit saved meeting summaries and weekly statistics from the popup.

Get started with Yaplet

Install the extension. Reload any Google Meet tabs that were already open.
Join a call. Allow microphone access if requested, and use headphones for better estimates.
Check the meter. Open the extension popup for history and settings, or download a summary image when you want a copy.

Questions about Yaplet

Does Yaplet record or transcribe meetings?

No. It processes audio levels locally without saving audio recordings or transcripts. Meeting details, participant names, speaking statistics, and preferences stay in your browser.

Are the speaking-time numbers exact?

No. They are estimates. The per-person list depends on visible participant tiles and can miss people whose tiles Meet hides. Google Meet interface changes can also affect detection.

How can I delete meeting history?

Leave all Google Meet calls, then open Yaplet’s popup and choose Clear history. An active call can save its session again after you clear it.

What is included in a downloaded summary?

The PNG can include participant names and speaking-time statistics. It is generated locally and is not sent automatically. Sharing it is your choice.