Mobile Feature Requests

I stopped using Google Calendar and schedule everything in ClickUp while using web weekly view. I need to have this view on mobile, even if it has to be scrunched like in Google Calendar.

An option to display the parent task of a subtask in list, board, and home view. When multiple subtasks have similar names, this display can be confusing. The solution, like the one on the desktop, is sufficient.

Ability to view tags on a task when in list view.

There's always a need to reschedule something on the go. It would be really convenient if you just could drag and drop tasks to a later time or date in the calendar view in the mobile application.

As LineUp is about attention and prioritization, the ability to custom sort the LineUp task on PC, moving them up and down, makes much sense, as it helps to better prioritize the tasks that requires your attention. However this loses its practical significance and makes no sense if we can't view the lineup with the same sorting on the mobile devices. It is confusing and messy. You anyway somehow decide how to show those tasks in Mobile LineUp, so please sync this view with the PC.

Calendar sink

It was this way in prior versions. Default launch is very limited in the app. How about expanding more default opening views similar to the desktop version and keeping that setting until you change it? I find myself utilizing Spaces/Everything very frequently as most of my usage is for to-do style tasks with timeliness.

See the description, comments, and due date for lists on the go!

That Space/Folder/List Overview tab feature is so INCREDIBLE!! It looks like a dashboard tool in spaces/folders/lists. I can control in different cards: Tasks for today Tasks for this week Urgent tasks to do And so many other things at the same place. Congratulations!! Now we would love that feature in mobile app, please! 😇😇

When I’m already in “assigned to me” and I want to add a new task I should just be able to start writing a new task without having to navigate out and somewhere else