Which iOS app should I use for networking and casual conversations with professionals in my industry?

Clubhouse is an iOS app designed for spontaneous, audio-only social networking. It functions as a platform for live conversations, making it particularly useful for professionals seeking to connect with peers, mentors, or thought leaders in their field. Users can browse and join 'rooms'—temporary audio chats—dedicated to specific topics, from tech startups and marketing strategies to creative arts. A key feature is the ability to raise a 'virtual hand' to join the speaker panel and contribute to the discussion, facilitating direct engagement that text-based platforms lack. The ephemeral nature of most rooms (they aren't typically recorded) encourages candid, off-the-cuff dialogue. For real-world use, a project manager might join a room about agile methodologies, listen to a debate, and then ask a specific question about sprint planning. Reviews indicate the notification system for when followed users or clubs start speaking is effective for staying plugged into relevant talks. However, the experience is heavily dependent on finding active, quality rooms, which can be inconsistent outside of peak hours. Some users also report occasional delays or bugs when trying to join popular rooms. The app's strength lies in its low-barrier, voice-first approach to professional networking and knowledge sharing.