Clubhouse, a social audio chat app, announced on Thursday that users would be able to record and replay conversations. Users can also download 30-second clips to share on social media and other platforms. According to the company, the app will also have a better search function to assist users to identify live and scheduled audio rooms, people, and clubs based on their interests.
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The new features aim to assist Clubhouse content makers to reach a wider audience; at a time when larger digital rivals like Facebook and Twitter have developed competing “social audio” features.
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“Right now it’s too hard for (creators) to grow,” Paul Davison, Clubhouse’s co-creator and chief executive, said in an interview. “Anytime you help create a great moment or there’s a good quote, you can share that out far and wide, alongside a link that tells people where to go to join that club.”
The option to record and replay conversations on the clubhouse will be available to a select group of creators in the coming weeks; while the ability to share short snippets went live on Thursday.
