Google Meet is rolling out a new homepage on the web “to help you stay organized and prepared throughout your entire meeting workflow.”
The current meet.google.com homepage just provides a simple list of upcoming meetings that you can click to join.
This new homepage provides a “centralized view of your meeting agenda and essential artifacts.” That includes “new week and month navigators to look ahead at your schedule or revisit previous discussions.”
To help you prepare for a call, Google will link to calendar attachments and let you quickly access the description. It’s a more focused alternative to using the Google Calendar website to start meetings.
After a meeting, this redesign lets you easily find Gemini-powered meeting notes, recordings, and transcripts that previously required browsing Gmail or Google Drive.
This interface leverages Material 3 Expressive containers, making it one of Google’s most modern web experiences. Like on mobile, the field at the top lets you “Enter a code or nickname” to start a meeting. There’s also a “New” button at the right, while the left navigational rail lets you switch between “Meetings” and “Calls.”
This Google Meet homepage redesign is rolling out to Google Workspace customers and Workspace Individual subscribers over the coming weeks. Hopefully, this will come to Android and iOS next.
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