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Your whole screen flashes before every meeting and stays until you notice. Free, open source, macOS.
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macOS menu bar app that flashes your whole screen before a meeting starts, and keeps it there until you notice.
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A tiny macOS menu bar app that flashes your screen red right before a meeting starts, so you never miss one while heads-down. · Website
It reads the calendars in the macOS Calendar app, so it works with Exchange / Microsoft 365, Google, iCloud, or any account added under System Settings → Internet Accounts.
Then open MeetingFlash from Applications and allow calendar access.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
A tiny macOS menu bar app that flashes your screen red right before a meeting starts, so you never miss one while heads-down. · Website
It reads the calendars in the macOS Calendar app, so it works with Exchange / Microsoft 365, Google, iCloud, or any account added under System Settings → Internet Accounts.
Then open MeetingFlash from Applications and allow calendar access.Read the full README ↗