Whiteboarding add-ons now available for Android-based Google Meet hardware
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Whiteboarding add-ons now available for Android-based Google Meet
Google has expanded third-party whiteboarding add-ons to **Android-based Google Meet room hardware**.
This feature rolls out alongside the official Google Meet certification for the first Android-based all-in-one touchscreen devices: the **Neat Board series (32, 50, and Pro)** and the **Logitech Rally Board 65**.
### Supported Whiteboard Platforms
The following major third-party software providers are available on these Android-based touchscreen devices:
* **Figma** (FigJam)
* **Lucidspark**
* **Miro**
### How It Works
* **In the Room:** Users can brainstorm, sketch, and interact directly on the physical certified all-in-one touchscreen display during a live Meet session.
* **Remote Participants:** Meeting attendees joining from the web or mobile apps can view and fully interact with the ongoing whiteboard session in real time by opening the corresponding add-on within their own Meet interface.
### Implementation for Admins
To make these tools accessible on room hardware, a Google Workspace administrator must install the desired add-on (Figma, Lucidspark, or Miro) from the **Google Workspace Marketplace**. Admins can deploy the applications to specific Organizational Units (OUs) managing the room devices or across the entire domain.
### Availability
* **Rollout:** Fully available now.
* **Scope:** Accessible to all Google Workspace customers utilizing compatible Android-based Google Meet har
dware devices.
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May 15, 2026
Whiteboarding add-ons now available for Android-based Google Meet hardware
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Third-party whiteboarding add-ons for Google Meet will be available for room hardware based on Android. As all-in-one devices with touchscreens become certified for Meet, users will be able to whiteboard on them to share ideas, brainstorm, and work on projects together in real-time meetings, wherever they are.
The following third-party whiteboard software will be available on these devices:
Figma
Lucidspark
Miro
Participants who join Meet calls on the web or via the mobile app will be able to view and interact in whiteboard sessions by installing the corresponding add-on. Add-ons can be found in the Workspace Marketplace along with pricing and terms from each third-party vendor.