The Clubhouse app has suddenly become the talk of the tech-town. It is everywhere and people are increasingly becoming more interested to get a piece of this invite-only app. Let us know why.
The pandemic has brought another techy way to mitigate the physical distancing with social media apps and their virtual set-ups. The new Clubhouse app is another addition to this sector but with an extra layer of exclusivity. That is to say, this social networking app is an invite only app. Users cannot download the Clubhouse app off your App Store and create your personal account. You can be a part of it only if an existing member invites you to join.
This app is almost similar to people tuning into virtual podcasts. However, this app has more exclusivity than that. This audio app is your new radio where you can tune in to interesting discussions, conversations and so on. According to your preference list, you can even have an interesting houseparty using the Clubhouse app.
Clubhouse App Helps You Sneak Into Interesting Conversations
When users get their personal invites, they join in and get a list of topics such as health, tech, business, books and so on to select from. Users can select according to their preference. This opens up conversation rooms that you will be able to join or follow. The more preferences you provide the app, the more audio channels will open up for you to listen in to.
The conversation channel is similar to a conference call where some people talk and others listen. And just like a call functions, you can end the call or hang up once it is over. However, these conversation rooms will not stay in the Clubhouse app platform, like Twitch, where live video streams stay back even after the live conversation is over. Once the users are done with a conversation room, it disappears.
