Just convinced my company to start using ClickUp, but wasn't aware of its complete lack of math support. This limitation forces us to consider alternatives, at least for the Wiki. It is a shame because using ClickUp's documentation system would have provided a more unified and cohesive workflow.

Any level of math support would do, but the ideal would be some LaTeX compatible syntax like MathJax.

One of the things that initially "clicked" with me was how well ClickUp formats copy-pastes from ChatGPT & co, which aids the documentation effort tremendously. Just render the math right and it should be golden.

I'm just assuming more comments means moe traction, so how's that LATEX support coming along?

We are trying to establish a wiki in clickup, but when theres no way to add equations natively, that's just not feasible for any engineering company and I just assume the same is true for software devs

We're using clickup docs for draft technical documentations/specifications.

Not having some way to put in math-like equations is really a problem for us.

I worked with Katex. Coming from LaTex it's easy to use. But honestly any method allowing to write down equations would be nice.

I am choosing between several alternatives right now for my task management. Do we have any approximate timeline or at least a ranked list of priorities to understand when we can expect this feature or how high is it in your to-do lists? At least a simple constructor in MS Word's equation style (yes, it has LaTeX included, but I mean even without this inclusion) would be a nice beginning.

Not having LaTeX support is a deal breaker for us, given our strong requirements for writing technical documentation which includes equations.

Almost 6 Years from the first request and not Latext support , why having us vote if you are just going to ignore?

I am considering not moving to clickup just because they didn't even plan this feature

Any update for the latex support?

This will be a very good addition, hope it gets added

Hi, Brent!

I am eager to use Clickup but I haven't moved my projects to it due to the lack of Latex equations in its docs/knowledge base. I wish I could document complex mathematical formulas of my product in Clickup's Knowledge Base, but I still need to use Notion for it because Clickup does not allow to write inline Latex (or equivalent) equations in its docs. Do you know any ETA regarding this feature, Brent?

Regards,

Fábio