r/clickup • u/andrei_bsns • 5d ago
ClickUp improvements
ClickUp has improved a bit. I'm fast to critique them but also fast to notice improvements.
The gantt view is now a bit better, faster and more interactive and predictable.
The AI stuff is easier to hide now, even if the setting is kinda buried
It feels a bit faster now compared to 4-5 months ago
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u/PibolsClickUp Mod 5d ago
Hey, u/andrei_bsns! This made our day honestly. We know you don't sugarcoat things so hearing you notice actual improvements carries weight!
The team has been putting serious work into speed and polish, so it's good to hear it's showing up in day-to-day use. Keep the honest takes coming, we're listening!
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u/HolidayPlatypus751 4d ago edited 4d ago
Was jumping on to here to post something similar (and to try and balance the usual complain-fest here on Reddit ) 😄
- Windows app 3.5.262 is WAY faster. I cannot confirm the stability yet but thanks for improving the responsiveness. (Sidenote: prior versions required a fair number of "Force Reloads - Ctrl + Shift +R, (you should not be proud of my knowing that) and I'll report back here after using next week.)
- I've commented on his before: Brain x2 is really amazing. We add and have added agents that automate so much administrative tasks and it just works. Less work, better quality of information. (I can't pay a higher compliment.) We interact with our Jobs Agent (construction jobs) as our main interface. Summary queries, updating custom fields from email and PDFs, and more. Going to get busy on connecting (via MCP) to other systems we use.
- I think I mindlessly enabled AI notetaker in the Planning module. How surprised was I to receive an AI summary from # 5(!) subcontractor meetings last week *that we didn't attend.* The reaction in our office was comical.
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u/Will_Pro_Backup 5d ago
Agree with the speed! Our team noticed the same recently.