Buyer notice
Someone sent you a Vista room, and maybe you left a voice note on it. Here is what happens to it, in plain terms — what gets recorded, where it goes, and who can see it.
You need nothing to use it
Buyer needs nothing. You do not sign up, log in, or install anything. You open the link and you can talk. That is the whole point.
Recording happens only while you hold the key
Vista records only while you hold ⌘ on a laptop, or hold the mic button on your phone. The moment you let go, recording stops. Nothing is captured in the background, and your mic stays off until you choose to speak. If you would rather not talk, you can type instead.
What the seller sees
The seller who sent you the room gets your voice note as a clean, readable transcript. It is sorted and labeled by what it was about — a question, a concern, a point you liked — and filed against the deal you are part of. They do not get a report of which pages you looked at or for how long.
Where your audio goes
Your recording is stored securely and transcribed by automated services. The original audio is kept, so the seller can hear your tone if they want to. Nobody outside the seller and the automated services that process it needs to touch it.
Forwarding the link
If you forward the room to a colleague, their feedback opens a separate session. Your feedback stays attributed to you, and theirs to them. One shared link, but each person’s voice stays their own.
Deleting your feedback
To have your voice note removed, ask the seller who sent you the room, or email support@vistaroom.dev directly. We will delete the audio and its transcript.
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