Google Meet is getting a new web homepage designed to centralize meeting resources before, during, and after calls. The update surfaces agendas, shared documents, and action items in a single hub rather than scattering them across Calendar, Drive, and the meeting itself.
The redesign targets the actual workflow problem: people waste time hunting for context right before meetings start. A dedicated homepage means less tab-switching and fewer missed prep steps, which matters for teams running back-to-back calls across Workspace.
The rollout is live now via Google's Workspace Updates blog. The full post details exactly what surfaces in the hub and in what order, which tells you a lot about how Google is prioritizing meeting data. Worth reading if you manage calendars at scale or are evaluating Workspace against Zoom or Teams.
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