Clubhouse Voice Rooms now give you the option to chat via text

Clubhouse will now allow users to interact in the voice room via messaging. For creators, room chat provides another touchpoint with the audience in the room and provides a way to get real-time feedback. Rooms that have text chat enabled will have a dedicated icon at the bottom left of the screen. Clubhouse began allowing anyone – even those without an account – to listen to conversations happening on the platform through Clubhouse for Web since last month. Clubhouse also recently rolled out support for 13 new languages ​​on its social audio platform.

Club house Notice in one blog post that the platform wants people to be able to join live chats, whether by voice or message. Dubbed Room Chat, the new feature is similar to the one offered by Chat app and Zoom – text chat area in live room.

Voice room moderators will be able to delete chat messages, and creators can choose to turn off text chat when starting a new room. Audiences will also have options to report comments and provide feedback to moderators. This will help ensure that text chat is a safe space. However, this poses a challenge as moderating comments in rooms with hundreds or thousands of people will certainly not be an easy task.

There will be a dedicated icon at the bottom left of the screen for rooms that have Room Chat enabled. After the live audio session ends, all messages sent during the session can be read by anyone listening to the Room Replay. Clubhouse also hopes that the new feature will help creators conduct quick polls or source questions in live chat with people.

Club house expand its platform to the Web in January 2022, so that everyone can hear the conversation live. It does not require listeners to install the Clubhouse app on their devices or log in with the platform. Additionally, Clubhouse is working on bringing an option to allow users to share the sessions they are participating in on the app across any social network or messaging app.

In December 2021, Clubhouse has support deployment for 13 new languages ​​on the social audio platform, bringing the total number of local languages ​​it supports to 26. Languages ​​include Arabic, Bengali, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Thai Farsi/Persian, Hausa, Igbo, Marathi, Nepali, Somali, Thai, Turkish and Yoruba. Users who want to use the localized version of Clubhouse can now switch to one of these languages.