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| Developer(s) | Alpha Exploration Co. | ||||
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| Initial release | March 2020 | ||||
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| Written in | Python Django NextJS | ||||
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| Available in | English | ||||
| Type | Voice over IP (VoIP) | ||||
| License | Freeware | ||||
| Website | clubhouse | ||||
Clubhouse is a social audio app for iOS and Android.[1][2]
Clubhouse inspired competitor products from Meta, Twitter through Twitter Spaces, and Spotify with a product called Greenroom.[3][4][5]
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