Free Chrome extension for Google Meet

Walk into every call already prepared.

Your AI preps each meeting. Sidebrief opens the brief right next to your Google Meet call, exactly when you need it.

Two minute setup. No password, no credit card.

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How it works

Three steps. Then it just happens.

Sidebrief does not replace your AI. It gives it a place to put the brief, right where you will see it.

01

Add Sidebrief to Chrome

Sign up with your email. You get one personal link and a ready-made prep prompt.

02

Connect your AI

Paste the link into Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code or Codex. It reads your calendar and writes a brief for each call.

03

Join your call

Open Google Meet. The brief is already there: guests, context, questions to ask, useful links.

Private by design

We show the brief. That's it.

Your AI does the reading, on its side, only when you ask. Sidebrief only stores the briefs it writes for you.

  • Never listens to, records or transcribes your calls.
  • Never reads your calendar or your email.
  • Your briefs are private to your account. No ads, no tracking, no data sales.
  • Delete your account and every brief in one click.
Questions

Good to know

Is it really free?

Yes. Sidebrief is free. You use the AI assistant you already have, so there is nothing else to pay for.

Which AI assistants work?

Claude (web and desktop), ChatGPT, Claude Code and Codex. Setup gives you the exact steps for the one you pick.

Do I need to write a prompt?

No. You get a ready-made prep prompt with your personal link already inside. Edit it anytime to match your prep style.

Does it work with Zoom or Teams?

Not yet. Sidebrief works with Google Meet in Chrome today.

Who can see my briefs?

Only you. Each brief is tied to your account and shows up only in your own browser. Read the full privacy policy.

Your next call starts in
two minutes of setup.

Sound like you spent 20 minutes preparing. Every time.

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