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MeetingBar

Free · Open source

Price checked at source July 27, 2026.

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Open-source menu bar meetings with link detection for ~20 conferencing services.

Our take

The open-source workhorse of meeting utilities (Apache-2.0). Its service-detection table is the most complete in the category, which is why other apps quietly imitate it.

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Price
Free
License
Open source
Version
4.11.6
Requires
macOS 12 or later
Download
≈8.5 MB
Get it via
GitHub · Homebrew · Mac App Store
Developer
Andrii Leitsius

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Who made this

Andrii Leitsius ✓

Lviv, Ukraine

Builds MeetingBar (5k+ GitHub stars) in his free time; his GitHub profile describes him as "an engineering manager with python background," based in Lviv, Ukraine.

What it does

Calendar integration

Reads events from the built-in Calendar app, covering Google, Exchange, Office 365, Yahoo, AOL, and iCloud.

Broad link detection

Recognizes join links for 40+ services — Zoom, Meet, Teams, Webex, Slack Huddle, Discord, and more.

One-click join

Create and join meetings straight from the status bar.

Deep settings

Advanced preferences let you tune event display, notifications, and behavior in detail.

The deal

  • Free and open source (Apache-2.0)

Privacy: Collects no data or personal information, per the developer’s App Store listing.

MeetingBar — questions people ask

Is MeetingBar free?

Yes — MeetingBar is free.

Does MeetingBar work alongside a notch app like Alcove?

Yes — MeetingBar lives in the menu bar, so it runs happily alongside any Dynamic Island hub or notch app.

Where can I download MeetingBar?

MeetingBar is available via GitHub, Homebrew, Mac App Store.

Is MeetingBar open source?

Yes — MeetingBar is open source.

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Listing hand-verified July 27, 2026 from the developer's site and public sources.

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