People can download the app from the Google Play Store or Apple Play Store.
The platform lets people present content related to political views, personal opinions, or local video news. The aim is to inspire creativity and voice out and provide a stage for everyone to speak without being censored. It helps the users to be abreast of the community news and the latest information.
After this month’s deadly attack at the Capitol, QAnon has been widely banished from the internet. Facebook, Twitter, and TikTok have all banned Q-related content, and the right’s favored platform, Parler, has been forced offline for weeks. But it hasn’t all disappeared. A new platform called Clapper, a “free-speech” TikTok clone, is becoming a home for QAnon followers.
Clapper launched last July as a “Free Speech Short Video” app — it’s basically TikTok, but the company promises a lot less moderation. In the six months since its launch, the app has been downloaded over half a million times, with a considerable amount of that growth coming in just the past two weeks.
Clapper has an intuitive and user-friendly interface, and the app is available for both iOS and Android devices. It was ranked top 20 in News category of App Store. The best part is it is still young so as an early adopter users get the first starter advantage as a video sharer. People can record short videos and share them on their Instagram. The videos can be downloaded in the mp4 format and shared on Twitter. Even one can build their community on Clapper to become an opinion leader.
Clapper CEO and fellow benefactor Edison Chen said that Clapper targets millennial and boomer clients.
Clapper CEO-Edison Chen
Clapper gives a sense of freedom to the users and they can express their opinions without restrictions. People can express their beliefs, follow their instincts, and get connected with like-minded people. Edison, Clapper will soon launch more features to enable content creators to maintain engagement as well as manage their own audiences and followers sans interference from outside entities.