English or ₹5
Speak Hindi on the call, pay ₹5. A two-player English challenge for Google Meet.
A game for two friends practising English together. You each get three free Hindi slips a day. After that, every slip your friend catches costs you ₹5.
One of you creates a game and shares a key, the other joins, and during a Google Meet call a small draggable widget shows what you owe, how many free slips are left, and one button to call out the other person. Their screen updates a moment later.
1.0.0
current version
1
browser permission
Chrome
works in
the good parts
What it does
A scoreboard on the call
A draggable widget sits on top of Google Meet with what you owe, your free slips left, and a single button to call out a slip.
Nobody can score themselves
The call-out only ever charges the other player, and that's enforced by the database rather than the app. There's no request you could craft that names yourself.
Free slips reset daily
Three free slips a day, reset at midnight on the game's clock, so both players always agree on the score. What you owe keeps adding up; it's the allowance that resets.
Live on both screens
Call-outs appear on your friend's screen a moment later, and a 60-second Undo covers the misclicks.
No setup
Type a name and you're in. No email, no password, no API keys. Run separate games with different friends at the same time.
what it touches
Access, in plain words
Everything this extension asks your browser for, and exactly why.
Browser permission
storage
Keeps you signed in, so the popup and the Meet widget share one session, and remembers where you dragged the widget.
Runs on
meet.google.com/*
Shows the scoreboard widget on top of your Google Meet call. It doesn't read the call, the chat or who's in it.
Your data
The privacy policy
English or ₹5 stores only what the game needs: the name you type and the games you play, shared with the one friend you're playing against. It never listens to or reads your call.
Read the full policy