Feature Requests

[BUG and FUNCTIONALITY] I have been using ClickUp for almost a week to try to organize personal routine tasks, but I found problems using tasks in the Planner format (which is the most useful for this function). The calendar always places tasks 1 hour long, unless I create the tasks directly in the Planner view (which is not recommended) and I have opted in the Planner settings for the default duration of 25 minutes (which is still too high and is not suitable), otherwise all tasks have 1 hour. Although the tasks have the Time Estimate stipulated, the Planner could even use it for this purpose. Stipulating Due Date for all tasks is tiring and painful when it comes to subtasks or routine activities. In addition, when I try to decrease the time by clicking on the activity banner on the calendar, it removes the task from the time I entered (as shown in the attached video). If I place 3 20-minute tasks, for example, within the same hour, they enter into an overlapping view (which makes sense) but which makes it impossible to read the name of the task, it's not functional. I tried to set Due Data using Formulas (it's complex and, when you finally arrive at the end, you discover that it's not possible to add values smaller than 1 day to Start Date, tasks that take 15, 20, 30, 40 minutes are required to have 1 hour on the calendar, unless you set the Start Date and Due Date for each one (imagine a day with 20 tasks). They added the Duration function, I activated it in the settings, but when using it I found that (i) it only appears in new tasks and (ii) it only allows you to add integer values for days, without considering tasks that take less than 1 day:/ Could you give me a light? Is there a solution I haven't found? If it doesn't exist, I've suggested a few things below. Many thanks to the ClickUp Community, POs, PMs, Devs and Designers <3 Suggestions: (i) fix the bug that causes the task to go out of time when we adjust by clicking and moving (in the attached video). (ii) use the time estimate to adjust the size of the task on the calendar when Due Date is not filled out. (iii) allow the user to choose to use Due Date in Planner or Time Estimate (iv) Offer Due Date calculation options that consider tasks that take hours or minutes. Shorter Duration or Formulas that add minutes/hours to the Start Date, preferably using the Time Estimate I suggest it because ClickUp is amazing. These improvements will add even more value.

Click up has great features. But, it's UI is messy and cluttered. Way too much repetition, and poor text hierarchy. If you feel the same way, please use this feed to add in your own UI critiques and hopefully they will listen, and give us a refresh. Example 1 - The inbox. The inbox useful in theory, but I find it unusable in practice. Why are dates written as full strings including the year repeated again and again? I am already informed above these tasks what the month is. I find it pretty easy to guess what the year is, and I certainly don't need told what century we're in, and not again and again for every tasks beginning and end date! I find it extremely hard to get a quick sense of what I am looking at. Even dates written in alphabetic style would be easy. Like 7th Jul - 8th Aug. If the month is written above, does it need to be on the task as well? Similarly, I have named my lists according to the project title. In this view, it is very hard to see the project title easily. This means I have a long list of tasks but it's hard for me to quickly see which projects they relate to. I rarely add project names to my task titles because this would also be unnecessary duplication. Please redesign this page so that the principle information is clearly visible and extraneous information and repetition is removed.

Is there a way to remove the keyboard shortcut pop-up that appears after making a task? Turning my 1, 2, and 3 keys into shortcuts without my knowledge is INSANELY frustrating. I use ClickUp for accounting, so I often make a task and then immediately add cash values to that task as an expense. What happens now is I make a task, and if anything starts with a 1, 2, or 3, nothing types, and the task just opens when I want to stay on list view. This was a terrible feature to simply PUSH onto everyone. Make this shit toggle-able....UI/UX in this instance was completely broken.

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Would love to see checklists in the Home screen for quick additions!

I'm using the ClickUp MCP server ( https://mcp.clickup.com/mcp ) via Claude.ai to manage my Priorities space, which has a custom number field called "Priority Score" (field ID bbb51a38-0e9b-40d6-b37f-96dfdf79be0f). My standard workflow is "show me the top N tasks in a list sorted by Priority Score." This is currently impractical via MCP for these reasons: clickup_filter_tasks returns task name, status, priority, assignees, tags, and due_date — but NOT custom_fields. Even when I scope to a single list (901614537027) with subtasks=false, the response strips the custom field data. clickup_search has the same limitation — custom_fields not in the response payload. The only MCP tool that returns custom_fields is clickup_get_task, which is one task per call. For a list of 50 tasks, sorting by a custom field requires 50 sequential get_task calls — minutes of latency, very heavy on tokens, and a poor experience for the end user. The underlying ClickUp REST API (GET /api/v2/list/{list_id}/task) supports include_closed and subtasks parameters and DOES return custom_fields in the response. The MCP wrapper appears to be stripping or not passing through this field. Requested fixes (any one would solve it): A. Add an include_custom_fields=true parameter to clickup_filter_tasks (and clickup_search) that returns the full custom_fields array per task, matching the REST API behavior. B. Add a server-side sort_by_custom_field parameter to clickup_filter_tasks so users can request "top N tasks in list X sorted by custom field Y descending" in a single call. C. Add a new tool clickup_list_tasks_with_fields (or rename one of the existing) that wraps GET /list/{list_id}/task with the full payload returned, including custom_fields. Option A is the smallest change and unblocks every "sort by custom field" workflow without breaking existing callers. For context: my Priorities space has Active (3 tasks max), This Week (~50 tasks), and Someday (~80 tasks) all using this same Priority Score custom field. Every Monday I need to sort each list by Priority Score to drive promotions/demotions. Right now I either screenshot the ClickUp UI sort or burn 100+ get_task calls. Both are workarounds, neither is acceptable for an automated workflow. Happy to test any beta or pre-release fix. Thanks, Todd Welch

From Ticket: User wants comments that are assigned to Teams to appear in the Home feature the same way a comment that is assigned to them directly would.

I would like to be able to manage more than one "assigned to me" view in the Home screen with different settings. It would be great if this was just like a typical space/folder/list screen with tabbed views.

Our agency would like to be able to have two or more Assigned To Me cards in the Home View to be able to create lists with different filtering. I.e. on list with Custom Task Type X and one list with Custom Task Type Y.

We've run into a frustrating limitation: images added inside table cells in task descriptions appear broken, while the same images display perfectly outside of tables. We understand this is a known limitation, but it significantly impacts our workflow when we need to combine visual content with structured data in task descriptions. We'd love to see full image support inside table cells in task descriptions, bringing it in line with what's already possible in ClickUp Docs. Thank you for considering this improvement!