Granola
Starts a new note and transcription when a meeting begins. MuteDeck does not send an end action.
Install and set up Granola first.
Setup guide →
Integrations · From v4.13
Your meeting starts.
Your meeting starts.
Your apps get to work.
Start a note, track your time, or run an automation when you join a call. Choose what happens at the start and end, and let MuteDeck handle the timing.
Set it up once
Pick your apps.
Pick your apps.
Choose what runs.
- Open Settings → Integrations in MuteDeck.
- Turn on an installed app and fill in any details it needs.
- Use its test buttons to try it before your next meeting.
App automations respond to meeting starts and ends. Webhooks can also respond to individual mute, camera, sharing, and recording changes.
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Integrations
Take meeting notes
Have a place for your notes ready when the conversation starts.
Obsidian
Creates a note named after the date, time, and meeting app when the call begins.
Choose your vault by name. This integration creates a note; it does not transcribe the call.
Setup guide →MeetingDebrief
Starts recording when MuteDeck detects a meeting and stops when it ends.
Install MeetingDebrief and copy its API token into MuteDeck.
Setup guide →
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Integrations
Track meeting time
Let the meeting start and stop the timer so you do not have to remember.
Timing
Starts a timer named after the meeting app and stops it when the call ends.
Requires the Timing Expert plan.
Setup guide →Hubstaff
Starts tracking time on your chosen project when a meeting begins and stops at the end.
Enter the Hubstaff project ID.
Setup guide →
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Integrations
Run your meeting routine
Connect the automations you already use to the start and end of a call.
Apple Shortcuts
Runs your chosen shortcut at the start and end. The meeting app’s name is passed as text input.
Enter the shortcut names. Leave either field blank to skip that action.
Setup guide →Raycast Focus
Starts a Focus session using your default Focus settings and completes it when the meeting ends.
Separate from the Raycast extension that lets you control MuteDeck.
Setup guide → Looking for the control extension?Keyboard Maestro
Runs a macro when the meeting starts or ends. The meeting app’s name is available as %TriggerValue%.
Enter the start and end macro names.
Setup guide →BetterTouchTool
Runs a named trigger at the start and end, passing the meeting app’s name in the meeting_app variable.
Enter the named triggers you want to run.
Setup guide →Bunch
Opens a Bunch when the meeting starts and closes it when the meeting ends.
Enter the name of your meeting Bunch.
Setup guide →
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Integrations
Connect something else
Use a link, send status changes to another service, or build your own controls.
Open your own link
Open a URL or app link at the start, the end, or both. Use {app}, {date}, and {time} to fill in the details.
The destination app must support the link you enter.
Setup guide →Webhooks & Home Assistant
Send meeting, mute, camera, sharing, and recording status changes to an HTTP endpoint. Use them to run your own home automations.
Configure a webhook URL that accepts POST requests.
Setup guide →Plenom Busylights
Show other people when you are in a meeting. Choose colors and test how your light will look.
Requires a compatible light and the companion software for your operating system.
Setup guide →Local REST API
Read meeting status and control MuteDeck from your own scripts, dashboards, or tools.
Create an API token in Settings → Plugins & API.
Read the API reference →
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Common questions
Which version of MuteDeck do I need?
The app automations are available from MuteDeck v4.13. MuteDeck for Mac requires macOS 13 Ventura or later and runs natively on Apple silicon and Intel Macs.
Why is an app missing from my settings?
MuteDeck shows switches for supported apps it detects on your computer. Install and set up the app, then reopen Settings → Integrations. The available apps also depend on your operating system.
Can I try an integration without joining a call?
Yes. App integrations have Test, Test start, or Test end buttons. They perform the real action, such as creating a note or starting a timer.
Do I need a separate subscription?
MuteDeck does not charge separately for these integrations. The connected apps have their own licenses and plans. For example, the Timing integration requires Timing Expert.
How is this different from a Stream Deck plugin?
A plugin lets you control your meeting from another device or app. These integrations let MuteDeck trigger actions in your other apps when a meeting starts or ends. You can use both together.
Try it with your next meeting.
Seven days free. Set up your meeting controls, then connect the apps you already use.
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Your meeting starts. Your apps get to work.
Notes, timers, focus sessions, and your own automations with MuteDeck.
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