Do other participants need GoosleeBot or a Google account?

No. Only the person who creates the meeting connects their Google account. Everyone else simply taps the Google Meet link posted in the chat and joins as a regular Meet participant.

GoosleeBot is free to try. Meetings are created under your own Google account, so your Google Meet plan and its limits apply as usual.

What permissions does the bot request from Google?

Only the minimum: basic account info for identification and permission to create meetings. You can revoke access at any time in your Google Account under Security → Third-party access.

Why use Google Meet instead of Telegram's built-in calls?

Google Meet offers features Telegram calls lack: meeting recording, AI summaries, captions, calendar integration and enterprise-grade admin controls — while your conversation stays in Telegram.

Google Meet in Telegram: start a Meet call from any chat

You chat in Telegram, but your meetings run on Google Meet? GoosleeBot connects the two: create a Google Meet meeting without ever leaving the Telegram conversation.

Add @GoosleeBot — it's free See a call example

Why start Google Meet calls from Telegram?

For many teams Telegram is where the actual conversation happens — and Google Meet is where the meetings happen. Normally that means switching apps, creating a meeting in Google Calendar or meet.google.com, copying the link, and pasting it back into the chat.

With GoosleeBot the whole loop takes one tap: type @GoosleeBot in any chat, pick Google Meet, and the bot instantly creates a meeting and posts the join link right there in the conversation. No app switching, no copy-pasting, no lost context.

You keep everything Google Meet is good at — recording, AI meeting summaries, live captions, calendar integration — while the invitation and the discussion stay in Telegram.

How to connect Google Meet to Telegram

Open Telegram, find @GoosleeBot and tap Start.
Tap ⚙ Settings and select Google Meet.
Tap Quick Setup and authorize with your Google account (standard OAuth — the bot never sees your password).
The status changes to “Configured”. Done — the setup takes under a minute.

How to start a Google Meet call in a Telegram chat

Open any Telegram chat — private or group.
Type @GoosleeBot and select a Google Meet call.
The bot instantly creates the meeting and posts the link into the chat.
Everyone taps “Join Call” and lands in the same Google Meet meeting.

Other participants don't need to install anything or connect a Google account — for them it's just a regular Google Meet link.

Security and permissions

GoosleeBot requests the minimum Google permissions: basic account info for identification and the ability to create meetings. All traffic uses TLS 1.2+, and secrets are stored encrypted. You can revoke access at any time in your Google Account under Security → Third-party access — your token and connection data are deleted automatically. Details in our Privacy Policy.

FAQ

Can I start a Google Meet call from Telegram?

Yes. Add @GoosleeBot, connect your Google account once, then type @GoosleeBot in any chat to create a Meet meeting. The link is posted directly into the conversation.

Do other participants need the bot or a Google account?

No. Only the meeting creator connects Google. Everyone else just taps the link.

Is it free?

GoosleeBot is free to try. Meetings are created under your own Google account, so your usual Google Meet limits apply.

Why not just use Telegram's built-in calls?

Google Meet adds recording, AI summaries, captions and calendar integration — features built-in messenger calls don't offer. GoosleeBot lets you have both: Telegram for chatting, Meet for meetings.

More than Google Meet

GoosleeBot also works with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Jitsi and FaceTime — you choose the conferencing service, the workflow stays the same. See the full documentation for details.

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