# dMeeting
Every dMeet meeting has three types of participants:
* **Host** — the meeting organizer, has full control over everything.
* **Co-hosts** — a participant the host has promoted, gets the same moderation powers as the host.
* And all other **participants**
To see everyone, just tap the **Participants icon** in the bottom-right corner — a list of everyone in the room will appear.
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**Hosts can make someone a co-host**, giving them full host powers.\
Open the participants list → find the person → tap the three dots → Make co-host.\
Co-hosts then get all host functionalities!
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### Camera & Microphone
At the bottom of the screen are the most important buttons: toggle your **camera** and **microphone**. Tap the little arrow next to each button to select the device you want to use.
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**Hosts and co-hosts can mute other participants and turn off their video if needed**. But only the participant can turn it back on themselves — so control always stays in their hands!
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### Meeting Settings
Tap the **three-dot menu (···)** in the bottom toolbar to open meeting settings. From here you can manage key options without leaving or restarting the call:
* [**AI Summary**](/lets-get-started/ai-summary.md) — enable meeting transcription and structured summary generation
* [**AI Translator**](/lets-get-started/chat-and-ai-voice-translator.md) — enable live voice translation and select your speaking language
* **Noise cancellation** — filter out background noise for cleaner audio
* **Auto-mute participants on join** — new participants join muted by default
* **Play join sound for host** — hear a chime when someone enters the room
* [**Add to Favorite**](/lets-get-started/calls-and-meetings-overview.md) — save this meeting for quick access later
* [**Share Link**](/lets-get-started/for-guests-receiving-a-link.md) — copy the meeting link to invite others
> AI Summary and AI Translator are paid features that use AI credits. See AI Summary and AI Voice Translator for details.
### Screen Sharing
Want to show a presentation, document, or your screen? Tap the **Screen Share button** — you can share your entire screen or just one window.
> Right now, screen sharing works only on **desktop** in the browser, but mobile support is coming soon!
### Reactions & Raise Hand
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**Reactions** — tap the smiley icon in the toolbar, pick an emoji, and it'll appear next to your tile for a few seconds. A quick way to respond without interrupting.
**Raise Hand** — tap the hand icon to signal that you'd like to speak. You'll join a visible queue at the top of the participants list, ordered by who raised their hand first. The first person in line is highlighted in green — super helpful during Q\&A sessions.
To lower your hand, just tap the icon again.
> On mobile, the Raise Hand button is inside the emoji menu.
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**Hosts and co-hosts have extra powers!** \
They can lower someone else’s hand by going to the queue in the participants list and tapping the hand icon next to the person’s name. Even better, if the Q\&A time is over, the host or co-host can lower **all raised hands at once** by pressing the **“Give up all hands”** button.
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### Share the Meeting Link
To invite others, tap the green button in the top-right corner. The meeting link will be copied instantly. Anyone in the call (not just hosts) can share this link with others to invite them in.
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If someone is joining dMeet for the first time, you can share our onboarding guide with them — it explains how to join a call step by step!
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### Leaving the Meeting
Ready to leave? Tap the **red button** at the bottom and confirm your action.
If you’re the host, you’ll have two options:
* **Leave the meeting** — you leave, but everyone else stays
* **End the meeting for everyone** — closes the room for all participants
This gives you full control over how you manage your call.
> Note: If you leave and rejoin later, chat history won’t be saved for you.
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**Hosts and co-hosts can kick participants** from the meeting by opening the participants list, tapping the three dots next to a user, and selecting “Kick out”. So our friendly advice: keep the vibe positive and welcoming — it makes the call more comfortable for everyone!
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### After the Meeting
Once you leave, you'll see a **Meeting Summary screen** showing how long you were in the call and how many Points you earned.
You can always check your points in the [**Leaderboard**](/leaderboard-and-points/dmeet-points.md).
> You can also rate the meeting and leave feedback — it helps us improve dMeet every day. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! 💛
If [**AI Summary**](/lets-get-started/ai-summary.md) was enabled during the meeting, its status will appear here too — and you'll be able to access the full summary from your meeting history.
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