Clubhouse is going to get another rival in the face of Amazon's Amp, where you can create your own radio show with audio chat.
Last year, Clubhouse got really popular as a live audio chat app, and since then, some have tried to rival it with their own versions of an audio app. One such example is Twitter Spaces. And now, Amazon is also jumping on the trend with its own version of a live audio app, dubbed Amp,It seems that the tech giant is set on creating a similar experience to that of Clubhouse and Twitter Spaces in a new app dubbed Amp.
It is actually more focused on people hosting their own radio shows. You will still be able to host conversations for an audience of listeners, but it will be more like having a radio show instead of a live podcast. There will be a selection of licensed music that you will be able to stream, which is sure to make some people quite excited.
from the App Store and join the waitlist. For now, Android users will have to wait to get the Amp app.Last year, Clubhouse's popularity skyrocketed as it gave users a really interesting and quite new platform. The live audio session and chat was something people were excited about, and of course, not soon after, Twitter also joined in with Twitter Spaces.
On top of that, voice room moderators will be able to delete chat messages. Pretty much, creators will get the possibility to appoint mods to keep an eye on the chat and delete messages if found inappropriate.
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