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Tell your AI to send a meeting link — it can, in one step

Any AI assistant that can open a web page can make a Meetful meeting link: opening meetful.com/new-link answers with a fresh video meeting link and a message ready to send, with no account, key or sign-in for anyone. With the Meetful connector it calls start_meeting instead, and Meetful can email the invitations itself.

How it works

  1. Ask your assistant: "send Sam a meeting link for the launch review".
  2. It opens meetful.com/new-link (or calls start_meeting) and gets a fresh link.
  3. It sends the link with your email, Slack or calendar — or hands you the message to paste.
  4. Sam opens the link in a browser and you are in the call, transcribed under each name.

What is different

No account anywhere.Not for you, the person you invite, or your assistant: no key, no OAuth, no sign-in.
One step.A web page that answers with the link — the one thing every assistant can do.
A skill made for it.The meeting-link skill teaches Claude and other agents to do this whenever you ask for a call.

Questions people ask

Does it work in ChatGPT?
Yes — any assistant that can open a web page can make the link, and the Meetful connector adds emailing the invitations.
Is every link new?
Yes. Each visit makes a fresh meeting; the skill tells your assistant to add a new number each time so a cached answer is never reused.
Is it free?
Yes. The meeting, its transcript and its recap are on the free plan.

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Free video meetings in the browser: every line of the transcript under the name of who said it, and the summary and action items when you hang up. Nothing to install — guests just open the link.