I like this platform. Good luck ClickUP! I like this platform, but it seems that ClickUP is going to be too heavy for regular users. I mean, there are a lot of functions and automation features, but if a user wants to use only task management options, they need to navigate through many additional functionalities. It's not good from a UX standpoint. But, overall, I still like this platform. I wish you significant growth, guys!

The Friendly Project Management Tool ClickUp has helped my team plan large product launches and myself track my projects and documentation. It's such a powerful tool and I love the ClickUp University courses that make it easy to understand. There's also a feature request site where the team responds fairly quickly, and the gamified VIP program is fun!

Been a user for 4+ years with 30+… Been a user for 4+ years with 30+ accounts and noticed the platform getting slower each year!! We've recently been left with no option but to look elsewhere for a new platform as Clickup just doesn't care about the servers being slow or going down every day/week. Customer support doesn't care and tech support doesn't ever fix things. We're not paying for this garbage anymore...

Can be confusing After the updates UI has also been improved to a good extent. And the best part it provides extensions to browser as well. The lack of a pomodore to control the time you focus on a activity is really something that I miss the most. Replying via email sometimes not working so i need to use discord for communication Because there are so many options, it makes it intimidating to use and can be confusing at times because you don't know where to start

Clickup is everything in one place Clickup is just great, In a software company it solves a very critical problem we had, Now we have everything connected in one place, It enabled managers to have bird eye view on what is going on on the company departments, Also for engineers to help manage their sprints and work. Strongest features in clickup 1. Automation 2. excellent customization 3. Relations and multiple views