MeetTwins lets users send AI avatars to Google Meet calls
MeetTwins is an AI tool in beta that lets users attend Google Meet calls via a digital avatar. Indian developer Aditya Shinde created it after wanting to skip meetings himself. The app uses AI models from Sarvam and Simli’s avatar tech to answer pre-approved questions and relay approved information, avoiding the need for the user to participate live.
Key points
- MeetTwins uses AI avatars to attend Google Meet calls for users, avoiding live participation
- Developed by Aditya Shinde using Sarvam’s AI models and Simli’s avatar technology
- Tool answers only pre-approved questions and exits if participants type `/stop`
Shinde says MeetTwins won’t improvise or mislead, but only answer what’s been pre-briefed. If a participant types /stop, the bot exits immediately. The tool targets status updates, student work-life balance, and routine check-ins. Shinde acknowledges risks—colleagues may resent AI attendance—but claims transparency builds trust. The project is still recruiting beta testers.
Show colleagues how much you care by sending an AI avatar to your Google Meet call
The Register AI/ML · 30 September 2026
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