The Google Meet Add-ons SDK lets you embed your app into Google Meet as an add-on where users can discover, share, and collaborate in the app without leaving Meet.
Developers can register their app in the Google Workspace Marketplace , through which users and administrators can search for, discover, and install add-ons. Users can also discover and install apps directly from the Meet UI.
For more information about add-ons and the Marketplace, see Concepts.
The following is a list of common terms used in this SDK:
- Add-ons
- Customized apps that integrate with Google Workspace apps.
- Available add-ons
- Add-on that's available in the Marketplace but not installed by users.
- Google Workspace Marketplace
- The Marketplace offers users and administrators a way to find and install third-party enterprise apps that are integrated with Google Workspace. It's the central place for managing published Google Workspace Add-ons.
- Installable add-ons
- An add-on that users can install through the side panel or through the Marketplace.
- Installed add-ons
- Add-ons that are installed and ready for use. These are listed in a user's add-ons side panel. User's cannot uninstall admin-installed apps.
- Main stage
- The central focus area where the meeting is held. An add-on can open on the main stage to display content that needs more space than what's available in the side panel.
- Region Capture screen sharing
- Allows Meet to crop the video track and remove some content from it before sharing it remotely.
- Screen sharing
- The act of showing a screen, window, or browser tab to others in a call or the contents of screen sharing.
- Side panel
- The panel that displays the installed add-ons for selection.
Related topics
To learn how to create an add-on, follow the example in Build a Meet Add-on.
To learn how to use the Meet Add-ons SDK, follow the example in Use the Meet Add-ons SDK.
To learn how to collaborate in an add-on, follow the example in Collaborate using a Meet Add-on.
To learn about developing with Google Workspace APIs, refer to Get started as a Google Workspace developer.