Skip the standup.
Your AI twin joins your Google Meet, says it's an AI, and gives your update.
30 minutes of calls free · No credit card · Pricing · How consent works
Try it alone first: open a Google Meet, send your twin, and talk to it for two minutes.
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Write a brief.
Send it to the call.
Write your brief
Your update, the links it can share, and the answers it is allowed to give.
Click join
MeetTwins asks to join the Google Meet link and waits for the host to let it in.
It answers or defers
It gives your update, answers from your brief, and emails you everything else after the call.
Why I am building MeetTwins
MeetTwins started as a bot I wanted to send to my own calls. I am building it in the open, and the beta is how I find out which meetings people really want to hand off.
Aditya Shinde, AI and ML student and founder in India. Say hi on LinkedIn
Where it fits.
In live standups and syncs, people ask follow-ups: "Is that blocked on design?" "Does that move Friday?" MeetTwins answers the ones your brief covers and sends the rest back to you.
Not a good fit
- Meetings that need your judgement
- Relationship-building: 1:1s, intros, first meetings
- Negotiations, reviews and hiring calls
- Anything where you should be there yourself
A good fit
- Routine standups where you give a short update
- Status syncs where people ask a few follow-ups
- Project calls that clash with another commitment
Built for consent.
Everyone in the call knows what MeetTwins is, and anyone can send it away.
It says it's an AI
At the start of the meeting it introduces itself as your AI assistant and says who sent it.
The host lets it in
It asks to join like any guest and waits for the host to admit it. It only goes to meetings you send it to.
Anyone can type /stop
Anyone in the meeting can type /stop in the Meet chat and it leaves straight away.
No recordings. Other people's video is never captured. Transcripts are deleted after 30 days, and nothing is used to train AI models. See exactly what happens to your data.
Tell your host first
Send this to the organiser before the meeting:
I'll be sending my AI assistant to our status meeting. It will say it's an AI, only share my prepared update, and leave if anyone types /stop. OK?
What it will and won't do.
It is designed to work from your brief and nothing else. Anything outside it goes back to you.
It will
- Deliver your prepared update
- Answer questions your brief covers
- Post your links in the Meet chat
- Say "I'll have [your name] follow up on that" to everything else
- Email you a summary and open items after the call
It is built not to
- Make decisions for you
- Commit to dates, money or scope
- Speak outside your brief
- Join without the host's approval
Questions people ask first.
Does MeetTwins pretend to be me?
No. It introduces itself as your AI assistant, so everyone on the call knows who they are talking to.
Why not just send a document?
Often you should. If nobody will have questions, a written update is better and you don't need MeetTwins. But in a live meeting people ask follow-ups, and a document can't answer those in the room. MeetTwins answers the ones your brief covers and sends the rest back to you.
What happens when someone asks something private?
It says it will have you follow up, and adds the question to your summary after the call. It is designed to answer only from your brief.
Do the other people in the meeting have to agree?
Ask the host first (there is a ready-made message in Consent & data). MeetTwins waits for the host to admit it, and anyone can type /stop to make it leave. Rules on AI and recording in calls differ by country and company, so check yours.
Which meeting apps does it work in?
It is built for Google Meet. Zoom is planned after that.
When can I use MeetTwins?
Now. MeetTwins is in open beta: create a free account and send it to your first call today. The free beta includes 30 minutes, across as many calls as you like.
What does it cost?
Your first 30 minutes are free, across as many calls as you like. After that Pro is $19 a month, or $190 a year (two months free), for 300 minutes a month by voice. Pro Max is $39 a month, or $390 a year, for 800 minutes, with your own avatar for 150 of them while beta spots last. See Pricing.
What counts as a minute?
The time MeetTwins is in the call, including any time it waits for the host to admit it. Minutes are counted per call, not per person in the meeting.
What happens when I run out of minutes?
MeetTwins will not join new calls until you top up or your month renews. If your minutes run out during a call, it says so in the chat and leaves.
Get MeetTwins free during the beta.
- No credit card
- Direct line to the person building it
- Your feedback decides what ships next