It would be a significant improvement if the Sprint feature offered native integration of all key Scrum ceremonies—Sprint Planning, Daily Standups (Dailies), Sprint Review, and Retrospective.

Here’s how it could work:

Sprint Planning: At the start of the Sprint, users define weekly goals linked to specific tasks. These goals would be automatically pulled into the Sprint Review view to evaluate completion at the end of the week.

Daily Standups: Each day, a dedicated input box opens for quick updates. These notes are compiled in a visual Sprint Progress Graph (e.g., burndown or cumulative flow), allowing annotation, tracking blockers, and even adjusting scope (adding tasks).

Sprint Review: At the end of the Sprint, the platform presents the previously defined goals with task completion status for team discussion.

Retrospective: Automatically scheduled on the final day of the Sprint, with a structured space for individual and team notes—highlighting learnings, blockers, and improvement suggestions.

This approach would unify delivery and collaboration, simplify agile execution, and improve team reflection—all directly within ClickUp.