Clubhouse, unlike other social networking platforms, offers a refreshing concept. The audio-only interactions make chats resemble a podcast, which has been pretty popular lately. Moreover, there is a lot of learning opportunity out there, with experts from various fields hostings room.
The Clubhouse app has a little over 6 million users presently, and the number is growing exponentially with each passing day. With such a large userbase, the occupancy rate of Clubhouse rooms has also increased, which makes it difficult to find someone. To uncomplicate things, Clubhouse offers a search feature to find people in a room.
There are groups with hundreds of members on Clubhouse, and searching for someone can prove to be a tedious task. In the absence of a search option, you would have to scroll through the list of members and speakers. There is a good chance of you missing the profile of the user you are searching for while scrolling. This is where the search option comes to aid.
Searching People in a Clubhouse Room
Open the Clubhouse app, and tap on a room in the Hallway to join.
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After you have joined a room, and want to search for someone who too is a part of it, tap on the three dots near the top-right corner.
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Now, tap on ‘Search Room’ to find people in the room.
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Search for people by either entering their name or username in the text box at the top and the results are displayed underneath.
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Now that you know to search for someone in a room in Clubhouse, the task wouldn’t seem as tedious as it used to do.
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