Add Meeto to Pumble, Slack or Telegram. Start a meeting from your chat and share a join link with the whole team. Guests join in the browser, no accounts needed.
A native call in your channel: /meeto posts a live call card with a Join button and the participant list — like Zoom, on your own service.
Workspace admins can also enable Meeto under “Third-party call providers” — then calls start right from the headphones menu.
Start meetings from Pumble and share a call card with one Join button. Your Pumble name carries into the meeting, so your team can get straight to the conversation.
Turn your camera off any time in Meeto for an audio-only call.
A bot for private and group chats: /call creates a room and sends a join button. Type @bot in any conversation to share a call without leaving the chat.
Inline mode works in chats where the bot is not a member: the link is created on the fly and nothing is posted until you send it.
The person who starts the call connects their meeto.me account once — calls then follow their plan, history and recordings. Everyone else just joins by link.
Yes. The join link opens in any browser on desktop and mobile — no Pumble, Slack, Telegram or Meeto account required.
Calls created from messengers follow the creator's Meeto plan — the same group-call limits, recordings and AI summaries as on the website.
The minimum to work: workspace id, your messenger user id and the channels where you run the command. Media always flows through Meeto — messengers never see your calls.
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Linked messengers and installed workspaces live in your dashboard — connect, check and disconnect them anytime.
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