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Trackr Chrome extension

Trackr (Meet Attendance Tracker) runs in the background during Google Meet calls and automatically records who joined, when they left, and how long they stayed. It's best for teachers, managers, and event hosts who need attendance records without manually taking a roll call. The catch: it only works with Google Meet, not other video call platforms.

  • PriceFree
  • CategoryProductivity
  • Works inChrome, Edge, Brave (desktop)
  • ✓No account needed

Last checked against the Chrome Web Store listing · Independent, not affiliated with Google

Pros

  • free to use according to the store listing
  • automatically logs join time, leave time, and duration per attendee
  • removes the need to manually track attendance during calls
  • works directly inside Google Meet with no separate app

Cons

  • limited to Google Meet; doesn't support Zoom, Teams, or other platforms
  • needs access to Meet call data to function, which some users may want to review carefully
  • store listing doesn't detail export or reporting formats

Best for

  • teachers tracking student attendance in Google Meet classes
  • managers logging attendance for recurring Meet calls
  • event hosts who need a record of who attended and for how long
  • anyone who wants attendance tracking without manual note-taking

Skip it if

  • users on video platforms other than Google Meet
  • people who only need a one-off headcount rather than detailed timing

Key features

  • automatic tracking of join and leave times for each participant
  • call duration logging per attendee
  • runs automatically during Google Meet calls
  • no manual roll call needed

What Trackr does

Trackr automatically tracks Google Meet attendance, recording join times, leave times, and how long each person stayed on the call. It runs in the background once installed, so you don't have to manually note who attended or when they left. This makes it useful for classes, recurring meetings, and any call where attendance matters.

Trackr free vs paid

According to its Chrome Web Store listing, Trackr is described as 100% free. There's no mention of a separate paid tier, so the attendance tracking features are available to all users at no cost.

Is Trackr safe?

Because Trackr tracks who is present in a Google Meet call, it needs permission to read participant information during meetings. Review the permissions on its Chrome Web Store listing before installing, especially if you'll be using it in calls involving sensitive attendee information.

Trackr: FAQs

Is Trackr free?

Yes, the Chrome Web Store listing describes Trackr as 100% free to use.

Is Trackr safe to use?

It needs access to Google Meet call data to track attendance. Check its permissions on the store listing before installing, especially for sensitive meetings.

How do I use the Trackr extension?

Install it, pin it to your toolbar, then join a Google Meet call. Trackr automatically logs join times, leave times, and duration.

Does Trackr work with Zoom or Microsoft Teams?

No, Trackr is built specifically for Google Meet and doesn't support other video call platforms.

What are Trackr alternatives?

Other Google Meet attendance extensions and Google Workspace add-ons offer similar attendance-tracking features.

Can Trackr track attendance for recurring Meet calls?

It logs attendance data for each call it runs on, which you can use to track patterns across recurring meetings.

Does Trackr need to be running before a Meet call starts?

Since it's an installed extension, it activates automatically when you join a Google Meet call in Chrome.

What data does Trackr record during a call?

It records join times, leave times, and overall duration for each participant in the Google Meet call.

Can I export Trackr's attendance data to a file or spreadsheet?

The Chrome Web Store listing doesn't detail an export or reporting format, so check the current listing directly before assuming you can pull the data into a spreadsheet. Attendance information appears to live inside the extension itself.

Does Trackr replace manually calling roll during a Meet session?

That's its main purpose: Trackr logs join times, leave times, and duration for each attendee automatically in the background, so nobody has to read out names or track who's present by hand. It runs for as long as the call is active.