Bengaluru: Clubhouse, an audio-based social network is drawing rave reviews, as startup entrepreneurs, investors and tech aficionados log onto the exclusive cohort made popular by Silicon Valley elites including billionaire Elon Musk<\/a>. The buzzy live-voice app, where conversations are often off-the-record, was founded last year and has its valuation pegged at $1 billion. It is backed by US venture capitalists Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz.

World over, the app is currently available only for Apple ioS users. In India, it recorded over 8,000 downloads last month and triggered passionate debate amongst startup mavens torn between listening to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's budget speech or plugging into Musk’s high-profile tete-a-tete with Vlad Tenev, the chief of trading powerhouse Robinhood Markets, on the saga of the meme stocks.

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On Clubhouse tonight at 10pm LA time<\/p>&mdash; Elon Musk (@elonmusk)1612126570000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
India has so far seen a total of 12,000 Clubhouse downloads, according to app analytics firm Sensor Tower.

“'Let’s do a Clubhouse' has become a phrase now, it means 'let's get together and talk',” said Snapdeal's co-founder and angel investor Kunal Bahl, who was recently a guest on a Clubhouse session. “It is a new space for knowledge and opinion consumption that has been created.”

And what’s more, it can be accessed only through an exclusive invite boosting the aspirational quotient of the digital salon, that is expected to offer Android accessibility soon.

I'm planning a Clubhouse room for Thursday where I'm going to try to make actual hiring happen. Planning to focus o… https:\/\/t.co\/AY3UFEt15j<\/p>&mdash; Sidu Ponnappa (@ponnappa)1611985008000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
Bahl believes that Clubhouse’s live audio format offers an element of authenticity that will spawn a new generation of creators who will monetise their skill and knowledge about specific topics that others value.

Since its launch in March last year, Clubhouse has been downloaded 2.4 million times globally on Apple’s App Store. Nearly 1.3 million of those downloads came in January alone, US publication AdWeek reported on Jan. 26, quoting Sensor Tower data, underlining its status as one of the world's most coveted virtual clubs.

In India, those interacting on the elite platform include fintech leaders like Cred’s Kunal Shah, Zerodha’s Nithin Kamath and RazorPay’s Harshil Mathur, edtech entrepreneurs Gaurav Munjal of Unacademy and Zeeshan Hayath of Toppr as well as Farid Ehsan, co-founder of ShareChat.

I figured many people couldn’t join @elonmusk clubhouse room. So will share notes here:<\/p>&mdash; Kunal Shah (@kunalb11)1612159334000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
Clubhouse works by allowing people to join pop-up audio chat rooms that disappear when the discussions end. Once in the rooms, users are segmented by moderators. Users can join any chat room, see who is speaking or listening. They can also ask questions if permitted.

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“I joined late last year to hear some interesting folks from the Valley. My experience has been good because the format allows a free-flowing discussion. It’s a running conference all the time,” said RazorPay’s co-founder Mathur. “Clubhouse allows people to be free and casual.”

Mathur has so far attended several discussions, including ones on electric vehicles, the US-India venture ecosystem, and the one by Musk recently. He isn’t the only one who believes that spontaneity of discussions among people and the authentic nature of conversations is what makes Clubhouse tick, especially as the pandemic curtails in-person meetings.

I'm discussing “How to start angel investing in 🇮🇳 India” with @pallavn. Tomorrow, 3 Feb at 11:00 AM IST on Clubhou… https:\/\/t.co\/gRRQvVd1WQ<\/p>&mdash; Paras Chopra (@paraschopra)1612268957000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
“There is something about hearing people’s voices that makes them approachable and also familiar. There are a bunch of people I have been interacting with on Twitter for some time but I haven't ever spoken to them or met them. But listening or talking to them over Clubhouse...it is much better engagement,” said Aamna Khan, co-founder of Binks, a tailoring platform for women. Khan has started a book club on Clubhouse.

The
Indian Startup Club<\/a> is among the biggest groups on the app in India with about 4,000 members. The group has organised several rooms where Indian founders come to talk about their entrepreneurial journey.

“People are allowed to be vulnerable in Clubhouse. You don't have to worry when talking about controversial stuff,” said Kuldeep Dhankar, who is one of the admins of the
Indian Startup Club<\/a>. “Usually people hold back when talking but on Clubhouse you can be yoursel.\"

Clubhouse in india is exploding with smart people doing great rooms. Here is one I am looking forward to. https:\/\/t.co\/j0lWtWl9cF<\/p>&mdash; Kuldeep (@ku1deep)1612189013000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
Dhankar, who was formerly with payment app Clevertap, has invited several Indian entrepreneurs to talk about their story on Clubhouse, including Snapdeal’s Bahl, Kamath of Zerodha, Jupiter co-founder Jitendra Gupta, and Vineeta Singh, the co-founder of SUGAR Cosmetics.
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让我们做一个会所,印度的创业领导人说

伊隆麝香聊天当罗宾汉为俱乐部首席执行官弗拉德Tenev引发踩踏事件。自成一派,和邀请,社交网络是现在做所有正确的声音在印度的创业生态系统。

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班加罗尔:会所,一个以听力社交网络吸引了好评如潮,创业企业家、投资者和技术爱好者登录这个独家群硅谷精英包括亿万富翁Elon Musk。时下流行的live-voice应用,对话通常不留记录的,去年成立,把它的估值为10亿美元。它是由美国风险资本家马克•安德森和Ben Horowitz。

世界各地,应用目前只有苹果ioS用户。上个月在印度,它记录了超过8000次的下载,并引发激烈争论中启动专家之间左右为难听财政部长吧Sitharaman的预算演讲或堵塞麝香的高调与弗拉德Tenev促膝谈心,贸易大国当罗宾汉的首席市场,传奇的meme股票。

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印度迄今为止共有12000个俱乐部下载,根据程序分析公司感应塔。

“让我们来做一个俱乐部现在已经成为一个短语,意思是“让我们一起讨论”,“库纳尔•巴尔说Snapdeal的联合创始人和天使投资人,他最近被一个客人在俱乐部会议。“这是一个新的空间知识和观点消费创建了。”

更重要的是,它可以访问只有通过独家邀请促进数字沙龙,有抱负的商,预计很快提供Android可访问性。


巴尔认为俱乐部的生存音频格式提供了一个元素的真实性产生新一代的创造者将货币化他们的技能和知识对他人价值的特定主题。

去年3月推出以来,俱乐部已经被下载240万次全球苹果的应用程序商店。近130万的下载了仅在1月,1月26日,美国《广告周刊》发表报道引用感应塔数据,突显出其作为一个世界上最令人垂涎的虚拟俱乐部。

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在印度,这些精英的互动平台包括fintech领导人像信誉的Kunal沙Zerodha Kamath Nithin和RazorPay Harshil Mathur edtech企业家Gaurav蒙贾尔Unacademy和Zeeshan Hayath Toppr以及法•ShareChat创始人之一。


俱乐部通过允许人们加入弹出语音聊天室,在讨论结束的时候消失。一旦进入房间,用户被版主分段。用户可以加入任何聊天室,看谁说话或听。如果允许他们也可以提问。


“我去年年底加入听到硅谷的一些有趣的人。我的经验是好的因为格式允许自由讨论。这是一个运行会议,”RazorPay的联合创始人Mathur说。“俱乐部允许人们自由和随意。”

Mathur迄今参加一些讨论,其中包括在电动汽车上,美印企业生态系统,和一个最近麝香。他不是唯一一个认为自发性人们之间的讨论和对话的真实性质使会所蜱虫,特别是在大流行性流感限制面对面会议。


“有一些关于听到人的声音,让他们平易近人,也很熟悉。有一群人在推特上我一直接触一段时间,但我没有对他们说过或见过他们。但听或说他们在俱乐部…更好的接触,”Aamna汗说,硬盘盒的创始人之一,女性定制平台。汗开始了一个读书俱乐部会所。

印度创业俱乐部是最大的一组应用程序在印度约有4000个成员。印度集团组织了几个房间,创始人来谈论他们的创业之旅。

“人们在俱乐部允许脆弱。你不必担心当你谈论有争议的东西,”说Kuldeep Dhankar,谁的管理员之一印度创业俱乐部。“通常人们阻碍谈话时,但是在俱乐部你可以yoursel。”


Dhankar,谁曾与支付应用Clevertap,邀请了几个印度企业家俱乐部谈论他们的故事,包括Snapdeal的巴尔,Kamath Zerodha,木星联合创始人Jitendra Gupta,糖的联合创始人和六岁的Vineeta辛格,四岁的化妆品。
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Bengaluru: Clubhouse, an audio-based social network is drawing rave reviews, as startup entrepreneurs, investors and tech aficionados log onto the exclusive cohort made popular by Silicon Valley elites including billionaire Elon Musk<\/a>. The buzzy live-voice app, where conversations are often off-the-record, was founded last year and has its valuation pegged at $1 billion. It is backed by US venture capitalists Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz.

World over, the app is currently available only for Apple ioS users. In India, it recorded over 8,000 downloads last month and triggered passionate debate amongst startup mavens torn between listening to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's budget speech or plugging into Musk’s high-profile tete-a-tete with Vlad Tenev, the chief of trading powerhouse Robinhood Markets, on the saga of the meme stocks.

<\/p>

On Clubhouse tonight at 10pm LA time<\/p>&mdash; Elon Musk (@elonmusk)1612126570000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
India has so far seen a total of 12,000 Clubhouse downloads, according to app analytics firm Sensor Tower.

“'Let’s do a Clubhouse' has become a phrase now, it means 'let's get together and talk',” said Snapdeal's co-founder and angel investor Kunal Bahl, who was recently a guest on a Clubhouse session. “It is a new space for knowledge and opinion consumption that has been created.”

And what’s more, it can be accessed only through an exclusive invite boosting the aspirational quotient of the digital salon, that is expected to offer Android accessibility soon.

I'm planning a Clubhouse room for Thursday where I'm going to try to make actual hiring happen. Planning to focus o… https:\/\/t.co\/AY3UFEt15j<\/p>&mdash; Sidu Ponnappa (@ponnappa)1611985008000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
Bahl believes that Clubhouse’s live audio format offers an element of authenticity that will spawn a new generation of creators who will monetise their skill and knowledge about specific topics that others value.

Since its launch in March last year, Clubhouse has been downloaded 2.4 million times globally on Apple’s App Store. Nearly 1.3 million of those downloads came in January alone, US publication AdWeek reported on Jan. 26, quoting Sensor Tower data, underlining its status as one of the world's most coveted virtual clubs.

In India, those interacting on the elite platform include fintech leaders like Cred’s Kunal Shah, Zerodha’s Nithin Kamath and RazorPay’s Harshil Mathur, edtech entrepreneurs Gaurav Munjal of Unacademy and Zeeshan Hayath of Toppr as well as Farid Ehsan, co-founder of ShareChat.

I figured many people couldn’t join @elonmusk clubhouse room. So will share notes here:<\/p>&mdash; Kunal Shah (@kunalb11)1612159334000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
Clubhouse works by allowing people to join pop-up audio chat rooms that disappear when the discussions end. Once in the rooms, users are segmented by moderators. Users can join any chat room, see who is speaking or listening. They can also ask questions if permitted.

\"\"
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>
“I joined late last year to hear some interesting folks from the Valley. My experience has been good because the format allows a free-flowing discussion. It’s a running conference all the time,” said RazorPay’s co-founder Mathur. “Clubhouse allows people to be free and casual.”

Mathur has so far attended several discussions, including ones on electric vehicles, the US-India venture ecosystem, and the one by Musk recently. He isn’t the only one who believes that spontaneity of discussions among people and the authentic nature of conversations is what makes Clubhouse tick, especially as the pandemic curtails in-person meetings.

I'm discussing “How to start angel investing in 🇮🇳 India” with @pallavn. Tomorrow, 3 Feb at 11:00 AM IST on Clubhou… https:\/\/t.co\/gRRQvVd1WQ<\/p>&mdash; Paras Chopra (@paraschopra)1612268957000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
“There is something about hearing people’s voices that makes them approachable and also familiar. There are a bunch of people I have been interacting with on Twitter for some time but I haven't ever spoken to them or met them. But listening or talking to them over Clubhouse...it is much better engagement,” said Aamna Khan, co-founder of Binks, a tailoring platform for women. Khan has started a book club on Clubhouse.

The
Indian Startup Club<\/a> is among the biggest groups on the app in India with about 4,000 members. The group has organised several rooms where Indian founders come to talk about their entrepreneurial journey.

“People are allowed to be vulnerable in Clubhouse. You don't have to worry when talking about controversial stuff,” said Kuldeep Dhankar, who is one of the admins of the
Indian Startup Club<\/a>. “Usually people hold back when talking but on Clubhouse you can be yoursel.\"

Clubhouse in india is exploding with smart people doing great rooms. Here is one I am looking forward to. https:\/\/t.co\/j0lWtWl9cF<\/p>&mdash; Kuldeep (@ku1deep)1612189013000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
Dhankar, who was formerly with payment app Clevertap, has invited several Indian entrepreneurs to talk about their story on Clubhouse, including Snapdeal’s Bahl, Kamath of Zerodha, Jupiter co-founder Jitendra Gupta, and Vineeta Singh, the co-founder of SUGAR Cosmetics.
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