Apps like clubhouse is changing how creatives and artists communicate
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On todays show I discuss Clubhouse the drop-in audio social network start-up has finally launched its Android app after more than a year of exclusivity to iOS. The app is currently in beta right now, but anyone can download it and sign-up to join the site. Clubhouse also isn’t dropping its invite-only structure just because it’s launching on Android – you’ll still need an invite from a friend to get in.
The social audio app says its rapid growth during 2020 is part of the reason it took so long to launch the Android app. “Clubhouse starting growing very quickly, as people all over the world began inviting their friends faster than we had ever expected.”
“This had its downsides, as the load stressed our systems – causing widespread server outages and notification failures. It made us shift our focus to hiring, fixing, and company building, rather than the community meetups and product features that we normally like to focus on,” the Clubhouse blog offers in explanation of why the Android app took so long to arrive.
Meanwhile, Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, Spotify, and even gaming chat service Discord have launched their own Clubhouse competitors. Twitter Spaces is now available to anyone with more than 600 followers – a paltry number to achieve on a social network. For now, Clubhouse’s invite-only structure may serve to make it feel novel in a sea of competitors.
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