This is lit. You guys are so my people. Grateful for clickup. After over a decade in Silicon Valley as a Project Manager, I can honestly say that ClickUp > Wrike, Asana, Jira, Smartsheets, Monday. Keep up the great work. Peace.

Before I started watching this video I was just about to go back to Google Sheets. This sounds promising, I don't think I can wait much longer to sort tasks instantaneously.

That just blew my brain! Can't wait to see and use ClickUp 3.0! Thankyou to everyone involved... truly a masterpiece

📈LevelUp Productivity! Thanks @ClickUp looking forward to 3.0. Using it to manage our client collaboration & support + project management of marketing and web projects #levelup2023

Being in the waitlist for almost 4 months now. Do you have any idea when 3.0 will actually be released?

pumped to use this - nice work !

Love that « one last thing ! » hope it will be available in other languages than English when it rolls out. 👍

Oh, Vancouver. I love this city. ❤

ayeeee san diego!

So, you offer import of Todoist, but then suppose I want to export my files to another productivity app in the future, you don't seem to offer this option, why this discrepancy? Will Google Calendar also co-sync the third-party calendars embedded in them, such as Proton Calendar?

This is really great, cannot wait til 3.0 will be available for my company. Love the new design, the only problem I have with the new task view is the wasted screen real estate on top of the 3 different task modals. Way too much white space around the "Status", "Assignees", "Priority", etc. indicators. But I guess, I am not the only one who is not so happy with that design decision.

It’s summer 2023 and I still don’t have it?? When will we get it?

Honestly the biggest thing ClickUp is missing is an EOS meeting type workflow space - Measurables have not been easy to create or track visually and then having issues and the whole IDS model of running very product business meetings isn't easy to replicate in their current platform.

Clickup is a wonderful tool :) Can anyone help me with syncing tasks from multiple workspaces, so I can see them in 1 Calender/Tabl/etc View. I think, lot of people need it, and hope it is possible, as I am a freelancer, and work with multiple clients. Almost all of them, have their own workspace, and I am added as a member to it. Now, here View: Everything, doesn't work, as that is for multiple Spaces. Kindly help me with this, if it is possible... Thanks

business : "how much do you want to copy apple" production: "yes"

¡Todo el éxito!

Clickup ❤

Guys, please don't invest money into rappers and a light show. You became a great company because of a great product. Don't lose sight of that. We would have been equally as happy with a zoom call video with a screen share. Don't fall into the corporate vc silicon valley bs. Invest the money into the product instead.

Thanks for including women!

Hell yeah Zab

I love ClickUp, but considering your selling point is saving us time, what's with the introduction of 20 minutes before there is any real context? 10,000 million followers, and you isolate out a huge majority by playing questionable electronic "music" and having a l "look at us we're sooo San Fransisco vibes". As a customer, we want to know context, and how clickup stands out, not all the rubbish in-between, this video could have been like 20-30 minutes long.

As a branding specialist, I'm just not sure how/why neon lights with a DJ and swear words help the branding cause for ClickUp. I love and will continue to use the pro version of ClickUp, just not sure why this is relevant...thanks for coming to my unsolicited Ted Talk.

Where are the women in ClickUp ???? 🤔🤔🤔

Meanwhile the mobile app still stinks. Maybe spend the money you blew on flashy videos and djs and ship out a good app?

Your mobile app just sucks. Please do something about it and more people will consider click up.

Sorry for this long ass rant. We have a love/hate relationship with ClickUp. as much I try defending it and providing feedback, my team and I are already frustrated. Loyalty? I am not sure we'll keep it when the license expires. Blinded by their very impressive marketing, plus we thought the trial showed us an extremely user-friendly GUI/UX, simple to use and of curse a very competitive price got us to buy it. Now that we are out of the trial and using it in all our development work, I realize its full of bugs and worst of all, unlike most apps that have bugs, theirs are pretty obvious almost out of the bat. They are Avangard when it comes to how they rethink how apps should work and user experience, but their strategy is making them shoot themselves in the foot. Frustrated users will damage the reputation and that is not a good start. Perhaps spend more in development than marketing. Deploying new features like a shot in the dark and see what sticks no matter about quality. The development process feels like a waterfall style more than agile. Not only we have to wait a long time to see any bug fixes and improvements, a long wait for "incomplete" new features. Not only its the slowest app out there, but although they base their application on "To DO lists and their properties" which make sense, we get a primitive list and we need to customize the heck out of it to create something that works for whatever you use it for (most common uses). Tech support is excellent but... most "bugs" you find are deemed as "enhancement requests" when you get to them. But entering a bug is not as simple as their chat bot, navigates you for a while though Articles that don't have your answer. Once you get to "create" a ticket, you get a reply with the ticket number but no idea what the ticket is about. Imagine how confusing it is when you get more than one ticket. Last and not least, I don't know their mission, their obvious goal is not to "be known" for being really good at one/few things. They want to be one place shop. Thats a tough place to compete when their reputation becomes obvious and there are already products known for doing something really well. There is a smarter way to do it while they figure things out: "integrations". Or if they want to beat Microsoft, they will be risking their user experience, simplicity of use and what they "market" the app to be.