Twitter Spaces could get a dedicated tab soon

At present, users can start a Twitter Space from the compose tweet box. Twitter Spaces show up in the Fleets bar, and it’s only visible if someone you follow is part of one. So unless people are informed about it there’s no way of discovering it on the app. Twitter will possibly launch the dedicated tab for Spaces when the feature is widely available to all users.

Twitter Spaces is available for all users on Android and iOS but only as listeners. Select people on iOS have the ability to start a Space. Twitter plans to make this available to all users soon. Similar to Clubhouse, the host has control over the Space they’ve created. The host has control over who can speak in the Space. They can choose from everyone, people you follow, or invite only certain people to speak. They can also revoke speaking permissions from participants in the Space.

There’s a limit of up to 11 people including the host who can speak in a Space. Listeners can also be invited through the Space link that can be shared via DM, tweet or any other platform. Even if you don’t follow that person you can still join the Space if you have the link. Twitter Spaces launching globally might give it an edge over Clubhouse which is iOS-only and based on invite-only entries although it isn’t too difficult to get one.