GreetMe welcomes every new member of your Skool community with a short video of you saying their first name, sent straight to their DMs. No recording. No editing. No copy-pasting.
Join the waitlist and we'll email you the moment GreetMe is live. No spam.
The problem
The first days in a community decide whether someone sticks around. A welcome that says their name feels personal. But recording a video for every new member takes hours each week, and a generic "welcome everyone!" post feels like a form letter.
How it works
GreetMe lives in Chrome's side panel, right next to your Skool group. You start every run yourself and stay in control the whole way.
Open your Skool group, pick a date and click Find new members. GreetMe lists everyone who joined since then, with clean first names.
Untick anyone you want to skip, check the cost estimate, then click Make videos. Your HeyGen digital twin records one short video per member.
Each video goes out in a Skool DM with your message, spaced out like a person would send them. Pause or resume any time.
Find
No scrolling through the member list or keeping a spreadsheet of who you've already welcomed.
Send
Live status for each member: making video, ready, sent. Messages are spaced out with natural gaps, and you can set a daily limit.
Personalize
Use your own HeyGen avatar and voice. Write the script once with {first_name}, and every member hears their own name.
Built with care
GreetMe is built for owners welcoming their own new members, one considered run at a time.
Videos use your own HeyGen avatar and voice, so the welcome looks and sounds like you.
Emojis, titles and symbols are stripped, so the video says "Priya", not "✨ PRIYA ✨".
Natural gaps between messages, an optional daily limit and an automatic stop if Skool shows a warning.
See an estimate before every run. HeyGen bills video time to your own account.
Test mode makes fake videos at no cost. Practice sends type the message without sending it.
No GreetMe servers. Your settings and API key stay in your browser. Read the policy.
What you need
What it costs per video
An 11-second welcome at HeyGen's budget API rate. HeyGen charges this to your own API wallet. GreetMe doesn't add a per-video fee, and shows you the estimate before every run.
FAQ
No. You set up your HeyGen digital twin once. GreetMe then makes a short video of your twin saying each member's first name.
No. GreetMe is an independent Chrome extension. It works with your own Skool and HeyGen accounts, but isn't affiliated with either company.
No. You start every run yourself, review the list first, and can pause at any time. GreetMe only messages new members of a group you own or manage, spaced out at a human pace, and stops if Skool shows a warning.
No. GreetMe remembers who you've already welcomed and skips them, along with owners, admins and moderators.
GreetMe has no servers. Member first names go from your browser straight to HeyGen to make the videos. Everything else stays in your browser. See the privacy policy.
Yes. Test mode makes fake videos with no HeyGen charges, and practice sends type the message without sending it.
GreetMe is being submitted to the Chrome Web Store now. Join the waitlist and we'll email you as soon as it's available.
Be first in line when GreetMe launches on the Chrome Web Store.