AttendList Changelog
Read about new updates & improvements to AttendList.
AttendList Updates — May 2025
The headline feature this month was Chat History, which I shared in the previous update. You can learn more about that here — Save your Google Meet chat history with AttendList
You can also now share your meetings. You can generate a shareable link to any of your attendance reports, perfect for sending to a colleague.
Just click the new "Share" button to automatically generate a shareable meeting link:
You can now easily share a link to any attendance report with the 'Share' button.
I've also shipped lots of under-the-hood improvements related to fixing bugs & improving performance.
AttendList Updates — Chat History
AttendList can now save your Google Meet chat history!
It saves a full transcript of chat messages automatically, for easy reference after the meeting. Take a look:
Easily access your Google Meet chat history in the latest version of AttendList. Just click the 'Chat Log' tab to view a full chat transcript.
This new update is the answer for anyone who's ever wondered "how can I access my Google Meet chat history?". The answer is now AttendList, which automatically records it for you!
The chat history from your Google Meet meeting is tracked while you're in the meeting. Only chat messages sent while you're present in the meeting will be recorded in the transcript.
Chat recording is currently rolling out to all users, and will be fully-available by the end of May, 2025.
AttendList Updates — April 2025
It's been an exiting month for AttendList!
We launched AttendList earlier this month, and we've added some exciting new features that makes AttendList an even better attendance tracker for Google Meet.
New AttendList features from April 2025:
1. Meeting Notes
Meeting notes are now available in AttendList.
Meeting notes are now available in AttendList. Add a note to any of your attendance reports.
AttendList now supports meeting notes!
This makes it easy to record information about the meeting, like why someone arrived late or had to leave early.
Just press the "Note" button in the top-right corner of a meeting's page to jot down your thoughts, then hit save.
2. Screenshare Tracking
AttendList can now detect when someone shares their screen in a meeting.
AttendList can now detect when someone shares their screen in a Google Meet meeting, and for how long.
AttendList can now detect when someone shares their screen in a Google Meet meeting and adds that to the attendee timeline.
We can track exactly how long the screensharing lasted for, and when it began, giving you even more insight into each attendee during a meeting.
3. Bug fixes and stability
Finally, we also fixed a few bugs & improved our time tracking logic:
- AttendList now correctly calculates each participant's attendance time even when they share their screen,
- Improved our onboarding flow to make it clearer if a user hadn't linked their Google Meet account
- Other minor tweaks & improvements