Can the host see how long I was in the call?

Yes. The host’s report shows when each person arrived, how long they were in the room and how many times they came in. It does not include anything you said or showed — only the chat, which everybody in the room could already read.

From the guide Booking a Call About Custom Pricing.

The host’s controls

  • The host is told the moment somebody is waiting — a chime and a card on the screen with Let in and Turn away.
  • Lock the meeting so nobody new can knock. People already let in can still come back if their connection drops.
  • Decide what guests may do: chat, share their screen, record, and send reactions. The server enforces each one — a guest whose permission is turned off while they are using it is asked to stop.
  • Spotlight one person for everyone, so they are the large tile on every screen. (Pin is different: it only changes your own screen.)
  • Ask one person, or everyone, to mute. Only each person can actually mute their own microphone.
  • Move somebody back to the waiting room, or turn them away.
  • Leave without ending the call, or end it for everyone.
  • Afterwards the host sees a report of the call: who came, how long each person was in the room, who waited and was never let in, the whole chat, and whether it was recorded — with private notes only the Seayora team can read.

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