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Compared to the web version though, the mobile app is more intuitive. In terms of performance, the platform is robust and has minimal performance issues. In addition, it's powered by Google’s speech-to-text technology, providing real-time captions. You can also record the entire call and save it to your Google Drive. You can participate in broadcasted events that can include up to 100 000 in-domain viewers. It comes with screen sharing, allowing you to present documents and slides during calls. Google Meet comes with the usual basic features that most video calling apps offer. Note that some participants may need to be accepted by the host. You can also add them to a calendar invite for scheduled meetings. You can then send the link to the participants through email or other messaging apps.


Doing so will automatically generate a link for the other participants to join in. Upon launching, you can click the New Meeting button to start your conference. However, it will require you to download the app if you are using your phone. With the web-app version, users only need to the website to start creating a meeting. You can also make use of other enterprise features, such as international and local call-ins and 24/7 customer support.
