GoodMeet - Meetings & Classes for Google Meet
| 开发者 | sovlix |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年11月2日 00:50 |
| PHP版本: | 8.1 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPL-2.0+ |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
📘 Documentation | 🔥 Get GoodMeet PRO | 🤝 Join Community | ▶️ Tutorials
GoodMeet is a Google Meet integration for WordPress that creates meetings with a Google Calendar event and a Meet link, and gives each one a page on your site that visitors join from.
Connect your own Google Cloud project once, and one connection covers Google Meet, Google Calendar and, when you turn it on, Google Classroom. GoodMeet is built for educators, coaches, consultants and course creators who run classes, workshops and client calls over Google Meet.
Features marked (Pro) need GoodMeet Pro. Everything else is in this free plugin.
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安装:
- In your WordPress admin, go to Plugins → Add New Plugin and search for GoodMeet.
- Click Install Now, then Activate.
- Open Get Started in the plugin's menu and follow the steps to connect your Google account.
- Create your first meeting from All Meetings.
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常见问题:
What does GoodMeet do?
It creates Google Meet meetings from WordPress. Each meeting gets a Meet link through a Google Calendar event and its own page on your site, which visitors join from. You can embed meetings with shortcodes, a block or an Elementor widget, and post them to Google Classroom.
Do I need a paid Google Cloud plan?
No. You create a free Google Cloud project, turn on the APIs the setup guide lists, and upload its OAuth client file to GoodMeet. No billing account is needed. Co-hosts (Pro) need a paid Google Workspace or Google One plan, because Google only offers them there.
Why does GoodMeet need Google Calendar?
Google creates a Meet link as part of a Calendar event, so every GoodMeet meeting is a Calendar event with a Meet link attached. One Google connection covers both.
Can I change how the meeting page looks?
Yes. Pick a theme under Settings → Meeting themes, and change it on any one meeting. Classic and Paper are free; 12 more themes and extra style options come with GoodMeet Pro.
Can I restrict who joins a meeting?
Yes. The free plugin limits a meeting page to everyone, logged-in users or chosen roles, site-wide or per meeting, and the single meeting shortcode follows the same rule. The block and the Elementor widget do not apply page access, so use the meeting page or the shortcode for a restricted meeting. GoodMeet Pro adds registration before the link appears, a password, and LMS live classes limited to enrolled students.
Do I need GoodMeet Pro for Google Classroom?
No. The free plugin turns Classroom on, lists your classes and students, and posts meetings to a class stream. Creating classes, invitations, selling seats, attendance, dashboards and course links need GoodMeet Pro.
Will it work with my LMS?
Yes, with GoodMeet Pro. It works with Tutor LMS, LearnPress, Academy LMS and LifterLMS: live classes on lessons and courses, limited to enrolled students.
Can vendors use their own Google account?
Yes, with GoodMeet Pro and Dokan, WCFM Marketplace or MultiVendorX. Turn on Vendors use their own calendar under Settings → Meetings, and each vendor connects their own account from a Configure page in their vendor dashboard.
Does it support platforms other than Google Meet?
No. GoodMeet is built only for Google Meet. For Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Webex or Jitsi, see MeetingHub and our other plugins above.
Is GoodMeet made by Google?
No. GoodMeet is an independent plugin by Sovlix and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google LLC. Google Meet, Google Calendar and Google Classroom are trademarks of Google LLC.
更新日志:
2.2.3 - 1 Nov, 2026
- Fix: With GoodMeet Pro installed, a Pro update could replace the free GoodMeet plugin with a second copy of Pro, leaving neither able to activate. Updates now go to the right plugin.
- Security: Updated the Freemius SDK to 2.13.5, which fixes a stored cross-site scripting issue in admin notices and two low-severity issues.
- Enhancement: A smaller plugin package: the build configuration files are no longer included. The JavaScript source still ships, and package.json lists the build tools.
- Enhancement: A larger logo on the WordPress.org listing icon, so it reads clearly in search results.
- Change: GoodMeet now needs PHP 8.1 or later, which its Google API library requires, and WordPress 5.3 or later.
- Change: Vendors use their own calendar is a GoodMeet Pro setting. Without Pro the switch is locked and its saved value is kept.
- Fix: The delete message no longer says a meeting moved to the trash. Deleting removes the meeting and its Google Calendar event.
- Change: With a GoodMeet Pro older than 2.2.0, the Pro screens stay locked and GoodMeet's own screens ask for a Pro update.
- New: The new GoodMeet logo, a green camera with a yellow lens, on the admin menu, the block, the Get Started page and the WordPress.org listing.
- Enhancement: The admin uses GoodMeet's own green throughout, with every text colour checked for contrast.
- Enhancement: Theme previews show the sample host as initials instead of a silhouette.
- Enhancement: A clearer plugin description, FAQ and external services disclosure.
- Change: Page access is free for each meeting as well as site-wide: everyone, logged-in users or chosen roles. Host Settings saves it without Pro; only default co-hosts there need Pro.
- Change: The Google Calendar event options (reminder, calendar emails, calendar visibility, event status, busy or free) are GoodMeet Pro features. Without Pro, new events use Google's defaults, and existing events keep the options they have.
- Change: Frontend Meetings, Integrations and default co-host settings are saved by GoodMeet Pro. Without it those screens show their Pro preview and read no settings.
- Fix: Pro screens unlock only when GoodMeet Pro is installed, active and licensed.
- Fix: Saving a meeting or the Meetings settings without Pro keeps its repeat schedule, registration, password, co-hosts and calendar options instead of overwriting them.
- Fix: A new meeting in a time zone other than UTC no longer reaches Google Calendar late by that zone's offset.
- Fix: The GoodMeet Pro band on GoodMeet's screens and on Get Started no longer lists page access, which is free.
- Security: Editing a meeting always checks that it is yours, even when the request leaves out the meeting ID.
- Security: The Google connection checks on the Connect screen verify the request's security token.
- Change: Creating Google Meet meetings now needs the Publish posts capability (Authors, Editors and Administrators) or the new
goodmeet_create_meetingscapability. Contributors no longer create meetings by default. To let a role create them, give itgoodmeet_create_meetingswith a role editor, or return true from thegoodmeet_can_create_meetingsfilter. - Security: A Contributor could create a meeting, which makes a live event on the site owner's Google account and publishes a public meeting page. WordPress does not let Contributors publish, and now GoodMeet does not either.
- Change: Editors manage everyone's meetings, as Administrators do. Everyone else who can create meetings manages only their own.
- Fix: Editing someone else's meeting no longer makes you its host. The meeting keeps its owner and host; only Editors and Administrators can name a different host.
- Fix: Editors and Authors can use the Google Meet block. It lists the events of your own meetings, or every event for Editors and Administrators.
- Fix: With GoodMeet Pro installed but not licensed, the Pro dialog, the Pro band, the Get Started page and every locked button say Activate license and open the license screen instead of offering to sell Pro. With Pro switched off they say Activate Pro, and with a Pro too old for this version, Update Pro.
- Fix: Upgrade links open the public pricing page when the in-dashboard pricing screen is not available, instead of a "not allowed to access this page" error.
- Fix: A meeting page reads a start time saved without a UTC offset, as older WooCommerce Bookings meetings have, in the meeting's time zone, so it shows the same time as Google Calendar.
- Change: GoodMeet is described as meetings and classes for Google Meet. Google Meet has no webinar product and GoodMeet has no webinar type, so the readme, screens and guides no longer mention webinars.
- Update: Added setup video and tutorial playlist links to the Connect tab and readme.
- Update: User guide and documentation links updated throughout the plugin.
- New: Meeting page themes, with a Meeting themes screen under Settings and a preview of each theme.
- New: Pick a theme for a single meeting, or leave it on the site default.
- New: Style settings for meeting pages: brand colour, button shape, sidebar side, thumbnail, and hiding the site header and footer.
- New: Meeting descriptions use the WordPress editor on the admin and front-end meeting forms, so headings, lists and links are kept.
- New: The Google Classroom screen lists courses from Tutor LMS, LearnPress and Academy LMS.
- New: A meeting page now shows an ended state once the meeting time has passed.
- New: Documentation link to the step-by-step guides at https://sovlix.com/docs/.
- Security: The meeting list no longer exposes meeting passwords to visitors.
- Security: An embedded meeting now follows the same page access rule as its meeting page.
- Fix: The sidebar Left and Right settings were swapped on some meeting pages.
- Fix: Duration presets, the recurring end date, switching Google accounts, and the error shown when the wrong file is uploaded.
- Fix: Settings headings ran into their descriptions on the WCFM vendor dashboard.
- Enhancement: The Required badge on the Google Cloud Credentials card is hidden once the account is connected.
- Compatibility: Meetings and settings saved before this release keep working with the new themes.
- New: Fully redesigned admin: All Meetings, Settings, Integrations and a new Get Started page.
- New: Step-by-step meeting wizard for creating and editing meetings.
- New: Frontend Meetings screen replaces Add-ons, with a guided setup for the members page.
- New: Dokan, WCFM and MultiVendorX each have their own switch under Integrations.
- New: Live now banner on All Meetings while a meeting is running.
- Enhancement: Every screen works on phones and tablets, and meets WCAG 2.2 AA.
- Fix: Google connection no longer drops after one hour.
- Fix: Meeting shortcode showed PHP warnings and the wrong topic.
- Fix: Meeting list shortcode showed nothing when there were no meetings.
- Fix: Vendors can connect their own Google account from every supported marketplace.
- Security: Update security.
- Security: Update security.
- Update: Updated Freemius SDK to 2.13.4.
- Enhancement: Enhanced performance and security.
- Security: Enhanced security improvements.
- New: Added vendor Google Calendar configuration pages for multivendor platforms (Dokan, MultiVendorX, and WCFM)
- New: Vendors can now connect and manage their own Google Calendar accounts directly from their vendor dashboard
- New: Added a dedicated Configure section under Google Meeting for vendor-specific Google Calendar authentication and settings
- New: Introduced vendor-level Google Meeting settings, allowing each vendor to manage their own calendar integration independently
- New: When "Allow Vendors to Connect Their Own Google Calendar" is enabled, meetings created by vendors can now be synced to their connected Google Calendar account instead of the store administrator's calendar
- Enhancement: Improved multivendor workflow to better support individual vendor scheduling and prevent shared-calendar conflicts
- Fix: Resolved an issue where vendor dashboards did not provide a Google Calendar connection interface, causing meetings to be created using the administrator's Google Calendar account. This affected Dokan, MultiVendorX, and WCFM multivendor integrations.
- Enhancement: Updated Freemius SDK to the latest version
- Fix: Google Meet meeting summary can now be cleared from WordPress; previously clearing the field had no effect on Google's side
- Compatibility: Tested up to WordPress 7.0
- Security: Enhanced security improvements.
- Security: Enhanced security improvements.
- Update: Updated Freemius SDK
- Minor bug fixes and improvements.
- Update: Updated Freemius SDK
- Fix: Resolved various bugs and stability issues
- Update: Refreshed and updated the tutorial link for better guidance
- Update: Updated assets
- Update: Updated assets
- New: Introduced numerous new features.
- Initial release.