Sound familiar?
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Meetings always run over?
You block 30 minutes. It turns into 45, and your next call starts late.
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Tired of being the one who cuts people off?
Someone has to say "let's wrap up." It feels awkward, so the call keeps going and the ending gets rushed.
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Leaving calls with no decision?
No agenda, no time limits. At the end, everyone asks, "So what did we decide?"
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Can't tell how your calls went?
After a week of back-to-back calls, you can't see which ones ran over or if they stayed on track.
Everything you expect from a meeting timer
For any meeting where time matters
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Back-to-back meetings
End each call on time so you're never late for the next one.
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1:1s and team meetings
Keep updates, blockers, and next steps inside the time you planned.
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Lessons and coaching sessions
Keep every session to its length without checking the clock.
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Client calls
Cover what matters and agree on next steps before time runs out.
How it works
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1 Add to Chrome
Add Minute Minder to Chrome.
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2 Connect your calendar
Sign in with Google and connect your calendar.
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Join your call
Join your next Google Meet call. The timer appears automatically.
Questions
Yes. The timer shows right inside your Google Meet call, with color cues and reminders with optional sound.
Yes. You choose when each reminder appears, what it says, and whether it plays a sound. You can also turn off any reminder you don't need.
Minute Minder picks up the change from Google Calendar and adjusts the timer and reminders.
Yes. Invite teammates by email. They see the reminders your admin sets and can add their own.
The timer is free. Every paid plan starts with a 7-day free trial, no credit card required. Choose the plan that fits your workflow, team, and meeting volume.
Weekly meetings, total hours, on-time percentage, and overtime count, shown as cards or graphs.