Feature Requests

The "Copy Everything" setting in the Recurs options does not include Dependencies. We have several weekly tasks that depend upon separate executive approval tasks as part of the process. It is useless to set recurrences if the dependencies do not copy over.

I'd love if I could bulk select a bunch of tasks, and give them all the same "recurring" rules. Right now I'm going through a ton of different tasks and having to do it one by one.

Not long ago, I could change the date of a task and that didn't change the recurrences. So if I had a task for Wednesday, but for some reason in my routine, I changed it to Thursday, the following week it would normally appear on Wednesday, depending on the recurrence that I set up. However, now ClickUp has started updating the recurrence automatically as well, so the future tasks all start happening on Thursday, without me even being notified about it. This made me miss some deadlines here, as I didn't notice that this change was happening. In particular, I think it's more intuitive that if the user wants to change the recurrence rule, they sign in and do it manually, since it's usually the exception. However, since users may have different preferences, in my opinion the ideal would be to ask the user if they want to (a) update the recurrence rule as well, or (b) just the due date of that specific task. And also give the user the option of always opting for one of the two alternatives by default, if they prefer.

Please allow Future Recurring Tasks to be set to Active Status so that they appear on the Planner and Sync with Google Calendar as time blocked

It seems that recurring tasks have changed, so that now they continue to recur based on the day that they're completed, not the day they were scheduled to recur. For example, I have a recurring task set up for every Friday. I wasn't able to do it that day, so I manually moved it to Monday as a one-time thing. But then when I completed it on Monday, it rescheduled to keep recurring on Mondays going forward - but it should keep recurring on Fridays. Is there a way to change the settings so that once again the task will recur on the day of the week that it was set up for, even if it is manually changed sometimes?

Let's say I want to set up a task for sometime in the future. I also want it to repeat after the initial due date. The behavior I would expect is that the recurring start date would be relative to the start or due date of the initial task, but it seems the recurring task begins on the date the task is created instead.

It would be nice to have the ability to bulk edit recurring tasks, specifically to modify recurrence settings such as changing from weekly to bi-weekly. Currently, this requires opening each task individually to update its recurrence, which is time-consuming and inefficient, especially for teams managing a large number of recurring items. Adding a bulk recurrence edit option would save significant time and improve task management efficiency across projects. Thank you for considering this enhancement!

I would like to have an employee checklist for each shift (morning and evening shifts) at work. Almost like an alarm feature. Set for multiple/different times of a given day.

I love the recurring feature but for me personally it's missing the ability to move a single task in the calendar without it effecting everything else. Currently, if my plans change for a certain day and I want to reschedule a recurring task due on it, I'd have to create the task again and thus clutter my calendar. Because I don't want to change my entire future schedule by moving this one task to a later time. Just a feature to choose wether or not to apply it to all (upcoming/everything) or the single task would help a great deal. Then it would be perfect for setting up a schedule. Have a nice day and keep up the great work! :)

Timesheets uses the most recent 10 tasks to populate the pull down "Add Task" menu for the new week. This is less useful than using the unfinished tasks from the previous weeks and adds unproductive time to tracking time.