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What you can build in a weekend on meetbot.

Eight working sample apps, MIT-licensed. Clone, swap your API keys, ship to production. Every one is a real Friday-afternoon project — not a marketing screenshot.

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the eight apps

Eight starting points, by use case.

Pick the one closest to what you're building. Each card links to its repo, a one-click deploy button (where applicable), and a short doc on how it works.

Educationcoming soon

tutor-app

A 1:1 language-tutor companion that joins your Meet, scores pronunciation, and turns mistakes into kardo-style flashcards.

TS · PythonView on GitHubDeploy →
Educationships today

real-time-translator

Captures every caption, translates with DeepL or Claude, and (when /chat ships) posts the translation back into the meeting.

TS · PythonView on GitHubDeploy →
Sales / CScoming soon

sales-coach

A Gong/Chorus-style call coach: deal-stage tagging, talk-ratio, objection-handling scorecards, and rep-level dashboards — all webhook-driven.

TS · PythonView on GitHubDeploy →
Engineeringcoming soon

standup-digester

Auto-summarizes daily standups into a per-person digest, posts to Slack, and threads blockers as Linear issues.

TS · PythonView on GitHubDeploy →
Engineeringships today

action-items-bot

The simplest possible meetbot integration: webhook → Claude → action items → Postmark email to the organizer. Three languages, one pipeline.

TS · Python · GoView on GitHubDeploy →
AI Agentsships today

voice-agent

Joins a meeting, listens for a wake-word, drafts a reply with OpenAI, speaks it back through ElevenLabs. Your first multimodal in-meeting agent.

TS · Python · GoView on GitHub
Infraships today

calendar-integration-demo

Google Calendar OAuth + a recording-rules engine. Preview which upcoming meetings will be recorded before you flip it on for the org.

TS · PythonView on GitHubDeploy →
Infraships today

recording-viewer

An embeddable web player for any meetbot manifest. Mixed and per-speaker tracks, clickable transcript, no proprietary container.

TSView on GitHubDeploy →

what makes a good meetbot app

Four traits the good ones share.

We've watched enough samples drift sideways to know what works. The MIT-licensed ones below all do these four things; the ones that didn't didn't ship.

  1. trait 01

    Reads from a webhook, not polls.

    meetbot's signed `job.finalized` webhook is the contract. Polling /jobs/:id wastes a serverless invocation budget and races against your own retries — don't do it.

  2. trait 02

    Processes the manifest async, not in the request.

    Verify the HMAC, drop the job into a queue, return 200 in under 100ms. The actual transcript-pull-and-summarize work belongs on a Trigger.dev / Inngest / SQS task, not in the webhook handler.

  3. trait 03

    BYO LLM key, not vendor lock-in.

    Every sample takes `OPENAI_API_KEY` or `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY` from `.env`, never from a SaaS console. Customers want to bring their own — and pick which model they're paying for.

  4. trait 04

    Ships with tests.

    Each sample has unit tests for the SDK call (HTTP mocked), the business-logic helpers, and a happy-path integration against a stub. If you can't `pnpm test` the sample in CI, it's a screenshot, not a starter.

what we'd build if we had time

Eight idea seeds for the community.

We can't build everything. Here are eight non-obvious meetbot apps we'd love to see — pick one, ship it, send us the repo and we'll feature it here.

  • idea 01

    Therapy-session note-taker

    Auto-drafted SOAP notes after every tele-therapy session. HIPAA territory — needs a BAA with whichever LLM provider, encrypted-at-rest manifest storage, and a hard "never train on this" promise.

  • idea 02

    Doctor-visit SOAP-note generator

    Same shape but for primary care. ICD-10 code suggestions, draft visit summary the clinician edits in 60 seconds. ROI is the #1 reason every health-tech AI scribe exists.

  • idea 03

    Interview transcriber + grader for hiring teams

    Webhook → transcript → rubric-scored against your interview loop's competencies → ATS comment. Replaces frantic post-interview note re-typing during debrief.

  • idea 04

    Customer-success churn-risk analyzer

    Tone, sentiment, named-feature-complaints, missing-stakeholders flag. Ships a weekly "these accounts are 20% likelier to churn this quarter" email to the CS lead.

  • idea 05

    Parent-teacher conference notes

    Auto-summarize the meeting, email both parents and the teacher in their preferred language, attach a follow-up checklist. Schools currently do this on paper.

  • idea 06

    All-hands → per-team relevance digest

    One 60-min all-hands becomes ten 4-paragraph digests, each filtered for what matters to that team. Eng skips the marketing rev-share update; sales skips the infra migration.

  • idea 07

    Mock-interview practice scorer

    Junior engineers practice system-design interviews with each other, get scored on rubric (clarification questions asked, trade-offs articulated, complexity analyzed). Could be the next Pramp.

  • idea 08

    Podcast-recording → show notes + chapters

    Drop the bot into a Riverside or Squadcast post-production session, get back a YouTube-ready chapter list, episode description, and three pull-quote tweet drafts.

built one?

Built something on meetbot? We'll feature it here.

PR your repo URL to github.com/meetbot-dev/awesome-meetbot with a one-line pitch, a screenshot, and a deploy button. We review weekly. Top three each quarter get a $500 Stripe credit on meetbot, a Twitter spotlight, and a permanent slot at the top of this page.

Open the awesome-meetbot repo