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Clubhouse finally lets you listen to rooms from the web
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(Pocket-lint) – Clubhouse, the live audio app that exploded in popularity in 2020 and last year, has finally spread to the web.
But, given that its core functionality has now been replicated by several other services, including Twitter, one has to wonder what took Clubhouse so long to launch this ability. Clubhouse, which lets you host and join audio chats with other users, was invite-only for a long time, and it was only available on iOS and Android devices through its official app.
Now, however, the company has confirmed on Twitter that it is testing a new sharing option that will allow you to share a room live with anyone – other Clubhouse users, users from other social networks, etc. . When you share the link to a live room, people can access it through a web browser even if they don’t have a Clubhouse account. But the feature only works for listening.
So if you don’t have an account, you can’t join a room to talk via the web.
Today we’re introducing a new, easy way to market great venues. It’s called … drum roll … SHARE! we made it up and nobody thought about it before.
even better, when you share people now have the option to listen on the desktop – no connection required pic.twitter.com/Gw2rFkMQcs
– Clubhouse (@Clubhouse) January 6, 2022
According to Clubhouse, some rooms will also be available for replay. All of this is crucial for users of the app who may have considered jumping ship for a competing service like Twitter Spaces, which has been available on iOS, Android, and the web for some time.
Unfortunately, Clubhouse users can only try reruns and listen on the web if they are in the United States. But hey, it’s a (eagerly awaited) start.
Written by Maggie Tillman. Originally published on .