📺dMeeting
Inside any call, there are three roles:
Host — the meeting organizer
Co-hosts — host’s helpers (there can be several)
Guests — all other participants
To see everyone, just tap the Participants icon in the top-right corner — a list of everyone in the room will appear.
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!
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.
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!
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! 📱✨
Chat & AI Translation
Tap the Chat icon, and a panel will open with two tabs:
Chat
This is where all meeting conversations happen. In the chat, you can copy messages, reply to them, and react with emojis — making it super easy to join the conversation and interact with everyone!
AI Transcription
This tab appears if you have enabled the AI Voice Translator in preview section. Each speaker’s voice will be transcribed and translated into the language of each participant.
Anyone can be a speaker — not just the host — as long as both sides enabled AI transcription before joining.
Reactions & Raise Hand
Want to show your reaction? Tap the smiley icon, pick a reaction, and it will appear for a few seconds next to your tile.
To ask a question, tap the hand icon. When someone raises their hand, you’ll see a small indicator next to their name in the video window, and they’ll also appear in a special queue at the top of the participants list — from the first person who raised their hand (highlighted in green) to the last. This is super handy when many people want to ask questions, keeping the order clear. To lower your own hand, just tap the icon again.
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.
Share Meeting Link
In the top-right corner, there’s a green button — tap it, and the meeting link will be copied instantly. Anyone in the call (not just hosts) can share this link with others to invite them in.
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!
Leaving the Meeting
Ready to leave? Tap the red button at the bottom and confirm your action.
Note: If you leave and rejoin later, chat history won’t be saved for you.
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!
Meeting Summary
After leaving, you’ll see a Meeting Summary showing:
how long you were in the call
how many Points you earned
You can always check your points in the Leaderboard.
You can also rate the meeting and leave feedback — it helps us improve dMeet every day. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! 💛
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