New Calendar Improvements
Alex Rizea
The updated Calendar is a massive improvement with great ideas in it, but I'd love to see additional flexibility to be able to remove the noise and make it more efficient.
- Add filters in the "Assigned to me" & "Overdues" section - it would be very useful to be able to exclude tasks that are not relevant to be displayed at once, resulting in an insanely long List (i.e. task types that don't represent proper tasks, or statuses that should be excluded for tasks that are not ready to be worked on)
- Select whole Spaces/Folders in the "Backlog" section - right now you have to individually select Lists to pull tasks from multiple locations; as new Lists get created, you always have to come back here and add those new Lists to ensure you're not missing something, resulting in a loss of efficiency.
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Angus Innes
I find it so strange that the new calendar only lets you see the Google Calendars you have synced to your account, instead of being able to show you the ClickUp tasks assigned to all your team mates.
Sure, syncing Google Calendars is great (when it works), but to be the app for everything I thought that it would make sense to make the native calendar focus on the native tasks and scheduling that is in ClickUp. Just like you can see a teammates calendar when you open their profile, it would be so much more useful for that view to be selectable in this native calendar (and yes, it should be able to choose the colour based on multiple things - user's calendar or status etc)
Then a Google integration (that doesn't sync the tasks from ClickUp to the Google calendar) would make so much more sense.
We would all be looking at ClickUp's calendar first, seeing our task backlogs and scheduled tasks, adding them to our schedule, and then overlaying the extra info from our Google calendar underneath that as an extra layer of context.
Instead we are syncing everything to our Google calendar and trying to forge on from there, we're not bothering with this native calendar - it's a dog show of duplication.