Nothing, until something's close.
MeetKeeper stays invisible. A few minutes before a meeting the notch grows a pill with the countdown and a Join button. Glance, click, you're in.
Your calendar,
in the notch.
See what's next, join calls in one click, add events by typing a sentence. All from the MacBook notch.
100% free · macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon MacBook
Hover the notch, or just watch.
what it does
The notch, doing your calendar's job.
Six things you'll use every day. None of them need an app open.
standup in 8 min. join?
glance
what's on today?
agenda
Hover, and your day unfolds.
Every event with its calendar colour and a live countdown, a NOW badge while something's on, a week strip to look ahead. Click an event for attendees, notes and the meeting link.
coffee with sam tomorrow 4pm
‹New event⌃⌥N
Type what and when
Try “Standup tomorrow 9:30am”, “Dentist fri 3-4pm” or “Gym 6pm for 45 min”. No time means all day.
you@gmail.com ⌃
→ Google → Notion Calendar
Cancel
Add event
quick add
Type it like you'd say it.
Press ⌃⌥N from any app and type. MeetKeeper shows exactly what it will create, flags overlaps, and saves on Enter. It lands in your Google calendar, so Notion Calendar sees it too.
design sync with priya@acme.com fri 3pm
meetings
Invite people. Get a Meet link. Done.
Names and emails become guest chips. Google sends the invitations and attaches a Google Meet link. Skip the time and MeetKeeper finds your next free slot.
move it to 4pm
change of plans
Reschedule from the notch.
Open any event and press ✎. Type 4pm to move the time, fri to move the day, all day to clear it. Add or drop guests. Delete with one inline confirmation, and guests get a cancellation.
starts in 2 min
🔔Starts in 2 min
10:20 – 10:50 am
StandupGoogle Meet · Work
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alerts
Never miss a call.
Two minutes before, the notch drops a banner with the event, its time and Join. One click and you're in. Set it anywhere from when it starts to ten minutes before.
meet · zoom · teams
and also
Everything in the box.
- week striphop between days without leaving the notch
- live countdowns"in 8 min" on every event, NOW while it's on
- one-click joingoogle meet, zoom and teams links, found for you
- ⌃⌥N anywherequick add from any app. enter saves, esc cancels
- guest invitestype an email or a name, google sends the invite
- auto free slota meeting with no time lands in your next gap
- edit, delete, declineone occurrence for recurring events
- overlap warningssee what clashes before you save
- alerts your wayoff, when it starts, or 1 to 10 minutes before
- notion databasespages with a date show up next to events
- shortcuts and raycastmeetkeeper://add?text=coffee tomorrow 4pm
- native swiftno electron, no web view, launches with your mac
say it, it's scheduled
calendars
Connect your calendar apps.
Google Calendar in one click. Apple Calendar, iCloud and Notion Calendar are already on your Mac. Everything stays in sync.
One click
Built in
Built in
Via macOS
Standupin 8 minJoin
why we made it
we kept opening a calendar app forty times a day just to check when the next call was.
the notch is always there. always on screen, always in the corner of your eye.
so we put the calendar in it. the pill, the countdown, the join button, the whole day on hover.
a calendar shouldn't be an app you open. it should be a glance.
it's free and it's native. try it and tell us what you think.
the meetkeeper team
trust
Private by design.
Native Swift, not a web app. Your calendars are read on your Mac through Apple's own framework, and nothing leaves it unless you connect Google or Notion yourself.
- no accountNothing to sign up for. Download, open, done.
- no serversThere is no MeetKeeper backend. Your events never pass through us.
- no analyticsWe don't know you installed it, and that's fine by us.
pricing
Free. That's the plan.
free forever
$0
no card, no account, no upsell inside the app
- everything on this page
- all your calendars, unlimited events
- invites and meet links through google
- updates included
faq
Questions, answered.
The short version of everything people ask before they install.
Which Macs does it work on?
Any Apple silicon MacBook with a notch (2021 or later) running macOS 14 Sonoma or newer. On a Mac without a notch, MeetKeeper draws a small virtual notch at the top of the main display.
Does it really show my Notion Calendar?
Yes. Notion Calendar doesn't hold events itself, it displays your Google or iCloud calendars. Add the same account under System Settings → Internet Accounts (with Calendars ticked) and MeetKeeper shows exactly what Notion Calendar shows. Events you add in MeetKeeper appear in Notion Calendar a few minutes later.
Why does macOS warn me when I first open it?
MeetKeeper is signed but not yet notarized through Apple's developer program, so macOS asks you to confirm once: System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. After that it opens like any other app. The install guide walks through it.
What does quick add understand?
Plain phrases: tomorrow 3pm, fri 3-4pm, next monday, 6pm for 45 min, 9:30am. Leave the time out and it becomes an all-day event. A live preview shows the result before you save.
Can it invite people and add a Meet link?
Yes. Connect Google Calendar in Settings, then type something like Design sync with priya@acme.com tomorrow 3pm. Everyone you name gets an invitation from Google with a Google Meet link already attached. Leave out the time and MeetKeeper picks the next free slot in your own calendar.
Can I change or delete an event?
Yes. Open it in the panel and press ✎ to edit the title, the time (4pm keeps the day, fri keeps the time, all day clears it), guests and the Meet link. The bin icon deletes after a one-line confirmation; on someone else's invitation it declines instead. Google emails the guests either way. Recurring events change one occurrence only.
Is it free?
Yes. MeetKeeper is free to download and use.
Keyboard shortcuts?
⌃⌥N opens quick add from any app. Click the notch to pin the panel open, Esc closes it. ⌘N in the menu-bar menu starts a new event.
Something else? The install guide covers setup and fixes, and the privacy policy covers your data.
Never miss a meeting.
Free and native. Your next meeting is already in the notch.