Joey What I am looking for is something like OneNote: an infinite page in both directions where I can do what I want and place any element where I want to. I like making notes that combine graphical elements such as diagrams, mindmaps, or graphs with text.

When switching between multiple styles of notetaking it feels more natural to use a stylus. I don't have to constantly switch between a keyboard and a mouse.

Important feature missing in OneNote is good web interface (at least read-only). Although I am okay with taking notes on an iPad, I also want to view them on a PC from time to time (and I am using Linux as my primary OS)

Joey I use my iPadPro + Apple Pencil a lot & I'd want to use them in the following ways:

[1] Have a new "/command" to insert a note that supports drawing & handwriting. To be able to sketch something quickly right in ClickUp would safe me time when no fancy drawing apps are needed.

[2] In Notes & Docs, an option to make the "/command" so I can choose to only use my pencil or in combination with all the standard features.

[3] The whiteboard view would be a perfect place to have Pencil support. Freeform sketching, mind-mapping, ...

I would like simply to use as Apple Note: writing, drawing and attaching the result directly into ClickUp synced in all devices

Use the Apple Pencil in the title, comment, and description fields, (spaces, list, tasks incl. subtasks). Then in the docs, and also for the whiteboard and to write chat messages. Not only to write but also to scroll, click, drag, and drop… sometimes this is also not possible.

Take hand-written notes, sketch things - parts, components,

At this point we can only hand write the task name, every other field is no available. I normally take notes with Apple Pencil and convert to text in notes an then I have to copy to click up… this is not saving a day per week ;)

Hand write notes in docs. Would like it on the desktop app as well, as use Microsoft Surface (laptop base, not tablet)

handwrite new tasks and task descriptions. The handwriting would be auto converted to text and then entered in the clickup.

One thought I have in terms of shipping something faster is just creating embed integrations like you have with Google docs, only with Apple notes and ideally Microsoft Journal (for those of us on surface devices that is the best solution by leaps and bounds). Being able to put a full size and ideally resizable embed of one of those apps into a click up dock or even task description so that you could scribble right into it would be awesome. The amount of AI that goes into making those things so incredibly responsive is probably pretty hard to duplicate, which is why I'm thinking integration might be the best route to shipping something fast. I'm not an engineer though so I really have no idea.

I would use it as a doc for taking notes for classes or meetings and would search up the handwritten notes for later review. I would also draw diagrams rather than take pictures and upload it.