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MeetPaw 0.1.1

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@meetnazreen meetnazreen released this 15 Oct 18:46

MeetPaw 0.1.1 🐾

This release makes MeetPaw work out of the box — just download, open, and sign in. No Cloud setup required.

What's new

  • ✅ Bundled sign-in for all three providers — Google Meet, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams work immediately, no need to create your own OAuth apps
  • 🔒 Zoom uses public-client PKCE (no secret shipped in the app)
  • 🌐 OAuth sign-in now lands on a branded meetpaw.app/signed-in page
  • 🎨 New glossy app icon and a styled install window (drag-to-Applications with a grid background)
  • 🐛 Signing out an account no longer leaves a blank drawer — it refreshes to the right state
  • ⏱️ More forgiving sign-in timeout for slow consent flows

Install

Download MeetPaw.dmg, open it, and drag MeetPaw to Applications.

Not notarized yet, so on first launch right-click the app → Open (or System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway). You only do this once.

Requirements: macOS 14 or later (Apple silicon & Intel).

MeetPaw 0.1.0

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@meetnazreen meetnazreen released this 15 Oct 10:05

MeetPaw 0.1.0 — the first public release. 🐾

Instant meetings from your Mac menu bar: spin up a Google Meet, Zoom, or Microsoft Teams link in one click, see your upcoming Google Calendar meetings, and schedule new ones without opening a browser.

Highlights

  • ⚡ One-click instant meetings across Google Meet, Zoom & Microsoft Teams
  • 📅 Upcoming Google Calendar meetings with one-click join
  • ✏️ Schedule, edit, and delete meetings natively, no browser
  • ⚠️ Cross-calendar conflict detection
  • ⌨️ Global shortcuts: ⌘⇧M / ⌘⇧Z / ⌘⇧T
  • 🔔 15-minute reminders before every meeting
  • 👥 Up to five accounts per provider, merged into one list
  • 🔒 Tokens stay in your macOS Keychain, no servers, no tracking

Install

Download MeetPaw.dmg below, open it, and drag MeetPaw to Applications.

Not notarized yet, so on first launch right-click the app → Open (or System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway). You only do this once.

Requirements: macOS 14 or later (Apple silicon & Intel).