In a surprise welcome development for enthusiastic members of the audio conversation community, the founders of GistHouse have this morning unveiled the MVP and Beta Version of their groundbreaking Afrocentric audio-conversation app, GISTHOUSE, from their headquarters in the USA, as the Gistcoin, the crowdfunding vehicle for the GistHouse Project, goes into public crowd sale today.
Dr. Ope Banwo, flagged by Segun Sega Awosanya, the GistHouse Director of Technical Services, and Vaughn Itemuagbor, the Chief Technical Officer, shared the screenshots of the app and the web links for gisthouse enthusiasts to download the most valuable product (MVP) iteration of the new app.
Dr. Ope Banwo, the Visionary Founder and Ceo, while speaking about the vision of the new entrant into the audio conversation social media space, said ‘GistHouse is the Afrocentric response to the growing audio conversation industry.
The app not only builds upon the features already existing in first-generation audio apps like Clubhouse, Green Room, and Twitter Spaces, it actually takes the game to another level that will automatically allow users to maximize their conversations, gamify their communities and monetize their experience on the GistHouse audio gisting social media platform”.
The new audio-gisting social media app called GistHouse is similar in concept to the Clubhouse, Twitter Spaces and Green Room apps in concept but packs about 10 different new features that most users of the first generation audio apps have been clamouring for.
Gisthouse will allow people around the world come together to talk, listen and interact with each other in real-time. People, brands and businesses will also be able to do business on the app, get paid on the app and promote their products and services all in audio format.
According to a statement released by Brooksrock Media and signed by Lead Consultant, Samuel Olatunji, Gisthouse will revolutionise the way we interact on social media and it is very African. ‘Gisthouse is an audio-based social networking app that allows people to connect and discuss. It will be different and full of energy and have all the trappings of Afrocentric elements that made Africans who they are’.
