When I say more what I mean is we have to find our truth our authentic self in order to be the quality that we seek in ourselves and when that happens a critical mass occurs within the group so yes let’s be the most we can be as an individual so that we can be more together because the whole is greater than the sum of its parts but just remember if even so much as one of us is missing then the whole would be incomplete so let’s be all we can be together shall we?

I honestly don’t see the point of the recent app update—it was working perfectly fine before. If the update were reverted, I believe a lot more people would return to the app, and the ratings would start improving again.It would be great to see a camera or video feature added so users can actually see each other’s faces. That said, I think the highlights should stay, as they do a good job of showing people’s personalities, backgrounds, and where they’re from.

I find it extremely unfair and unnerving for people to be allowed to come into rooms with no way of knowing who they are. People can’t even talk freely how they want to and it’s really negatively impacting the experience for me. Get rid of it. It was not necessary in the first place. Or you need to add a feature giving hosts the option to not allow anonymous people enter the room.

OK so I've been here since a month after the App launched initially. Some of the people on this app are my closest and dearest friends them are coworkers, mentors, coaches, Family. But then again… There's also the thousands of people who I have met and enjoyed one or two conversations with, followed them, and then they deleted the app years ago. 5000 people add up quickly and I would love to be able to check for active members. While I hate to delete my friend Pip who I met the first week I was on the app, she hasn't been on the app for almost 5 years and we are connected on other social media as well as we can call each other all we want. It would be nice to be able to free up this space so I can follow and get to know new people who are active on the app. But instead of being able to easily filter for this I have to go through one by one every one of my friends and check to see who is active and who isn't and it's just a big time waste so I end up just not following new people (something I assume is common amongst people who've been here a while) So instead of asking us to go greet new people and join new clubs why don't you just help us to filter out some space so we can follow the specific new people that we do want to get to know not some random name you've just given us and told us to go wave at. It's a win-win for everyone. Plus think of all of the data space that it frees up on the back end. Why they haven't done that yet I have no idea.I am glad that they have now implemented to where you can see how many followers you have beyond just the people that you follow back

You guys need to when people log out or delete the app by accident have them log back in with the same information or log back in with the same phone number and when they do, give them back the same account not have them put up a profile picture, especially for people who are blind or visually impaired. It literally took me three hours and I never wanna have to do it again. I even got an Apple advisor to help me.

The new "Listening on the Web" feature has created a dangerous loophole for stalkers. Users are being tracked by accounts that cannot be removed or blocked effectively. Even worse, people are using this feature to type and share personal private information (PII) in real-time. Clubhouse needs to prioritize user safety over web reach and fix these "unremovable" accounts immediately. I do not feel safe using this app in its current state.

Very DisappointedI’ve been on Clubhouse for about 6 years and was consistently among the platform’s top users, ranking around the top 0.5–1% based on activity and Karma.Despite that history, Clubhouse suspended my account and refused to provide any meaningful explanation or evidence. Their customer service has been extremely disappointing.From my experience, Clubhouse is also becoming a platform where freedom of speech feels increasingly restricted. Users can lose years-old accounts without being given a clear explanation or a meaningful opportunity to defend themselves. I understand that platforms have rules, but there should also be transparency, consistency, and a fair appeal process.What is even more concerning is what happens to money left on suspended accounts. I had user tips on my account, and instead of clearly explaining how those funds will be returned to me, Clubhouse has provided no real answer. Users should not simply lose money they earned or received because their account was suspended.I also reported an impersonation account that was using my name and my photo and had the extremely hateful name “I Hate Jews.” I reported this account repeatedly—around 100 times—and Clubhouse failed to take meaningful action.So, to summarize my experience:• 6+ years on the platform• Top 0.5–1% of users• Account suspended without a meaningful explanation• Poor customer service• Money/tips left on the account with no clear payout process• An account impersonating me and using hateful content that I repeatedly reported, with no meaningful action• A platform that, in my experience, increasingly restricts freedom of speech while providing little transparency about enforcement decisionsAfter years of supporting and contributing to Clubhouse, this experience has been extremely disappointing. I expected much better from the platform and its Trust & Safety team.

I’ve been a loyal Clubhouse user for over 6 years, and my experience with the platform has ended in a way that has been incredibly disappointing and frustrating.After the introduction of the Gold Rewards program, I found myself unable to access funds that I believe I had earned through my activity on the platform. My account was deactivated, and despite numerous attempts to contact customer service, I received little to no meaningful assistance. Emails went unanswered, and I was never given a clear explanation about what happened to my account or my funds.What makes the situation even more concerning is that when I attempted to participate in a town hall discussion to seek answers, my account was allegedly restricted, and I was no longer able to access the platform. I was also unable to create a new account, which left me feeling completely shut out with no path to resolve the issue.As a user who invested years into building a presence on Clubhouse, I expected transparency, communication, and fair treatment. Instead, I was left without answers and without access to approximately $3,600 that I believe is owed to me.I hope Clubhouse will address these concerns, provide clear communication to affected users, and create a fair process for resolving disputes. Until then, I cannot recommend the platform based on my experience.

I haven’t used social media apps consistently much this year because I’ve honestly just become bored with them, but this app is different. Instead of feeling like your wasting time when you could be doing something more productive you’re actually gaining knowledge, making new friends, networking, and starting life changing relationships. Another plus is that you can meet people without the worry that they’re really just bots or dealing with the image obsessed culture of other social media apps that force you to post cumbersome videos & pictures that just brainwashes society into thinking that beauty is the most important defining trait of a human beings value. Rather than far better traits like knowledge, hard work, and actual social relationships. Apps like Instagram, Twitter and Tik Tok don’t have real social relationships they have “follow relationships” and it’s wonderful to finally see an app that’s finally reversing the pathetic trends social media companies have introduced into how we think about real human interactions. The one recommendation I would give to the developers is to add a functioning search feature, the app only lets you see chat rooms it’s AI search ranking system thinks you’ll be interested in. Unfortunately in my case this AI tends to be wrong more often than not. Beside that thank you to the people who created this amazing app, in a year where people are more isolated than ever before this app is finally doing something to bring people together.

When I was first introduced to this app, I found it to be workable with my screen reader. I was able to find rooms to get into and topics to join. However, since they introduced replays, and clubs, and people I might know on clubhouse, it has been an extremely cumbersome user experience for me. I find it near impossible to scroll through all of the recommendations and constantly get stuck on screens I have no desire to get stuck on, such as the aforementioned. I wish there was a way to filter out past replays, people I might know, clubs I'm not interested in in the slightest, and such overblown things. Furthermore, there is no better way than to scroll and hope one gets past all of the sludge in hopes of finding a room where I might talk. As it stands, I find the entire process far more vexing than helpful and have rarely used the app within the past year or so. Given the auditory nature of the app, it would seem to be well-suited to those of us who have no need for video communication. However, the frustration of the interface far outweighs the usefulness of the platform in general. I wish I could put up a better review, but I would rather be honest about my experience than lie and say the thing was great and that I spend all my waking hours on it. Alas, I cannot and what you have here is a review fraught with annoyance and disappointment. What seemed to be an enlightening experience has turned into a painful one.