Meetings for non-Arattai users
To start a meeting as a guest user, select Start meeting.
Enter your preferred display name and start the meeting.
Once you start the meeting, you can choose to either continue as a guest or sign up. You can also invite participants, share your screen, and choose backgrounds and filters.
To join an Arattai meeting as a guest user, you can either:
Tap Join Meeting, then enter the meeting ID and password, if required.
Use an Invite Link: Simply click the link provided to join the meeting directly.
Please note that as a guest user, you won't have access to features like viewing past meeting logs, recording meetings, or applying custom branding. Additionally, you’ll miss out on other exclusive Arattai benefits that enhance your experience. However, you can sign in at any time during the meeting to unlock these features and enjoy the full Arattai experience.
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