As a long term Notion user I found myself in the process of defining a team pipeline for what's coming this year for us and after spending days experimenting with all kinds of available tools I think I found the right tool for the job in ClickUp. Why I did not push Notion for my team: - we are more focused on tasks and having a good overview on how the different projects are going. I think Notion struggles to give you a meaningful overview if you are working with a team and on multiple things at the same time. - I am not forced to build formulas for everything amd come up with a full system by myself. - for other team members that are not used to Notion or similar software, ClickUp is more structured and probably less confusing, even if the UI is definitely a lot busier (too much in certain areas).
@@DannyHatcherTech I've seen you using a lot of Obsidian lately. Are you also in the post Notion ambassador phase? 😅 I do not write a lot of content like I guess you do instead...Obsidian seems to be amazing for mind mapping and free flow writing/research
I have not switched to Notion entirely because of the lack of calendar integration. I would stay in Notion for docs and notes but for time and task management Clickup works better for me. Cannot wait for the interview with Layla. 🙌
RE: note taking - I understand what you mean and I agree with the point, however when you use the google embed/link option within clickup tasks it works a lot better. I am currently working in both notion & clickup and both have their unique things to like. Clickup with breaking down projects into tasks and defer these to various people is the big win for clickup for me.... But will keep on following the updates for notion with great interest as I do like both!
A few thoughts: I tried clickup out months ago and got lost. It has so many features that I felt like I was in a maze. I didn't try it out for long, though. Like anything, there's a learning curve. I see it as iOS vs Android. I like my android bc I can customize it all day as opposed to Apple doing the thinking for the user. I can see some PMs using this but I doubt most will take the time to learn it unless there's a sharp dedicated person to manage it. The UI is sterile. So much empty white space like a Drs office. I use Toggl for time tracking. Love it and I just have it floating on my 2nd or 3rd display so it's visible. Having it buried somewhere that isn't visible if one is switching tasks is problematic. The way you described setting up templates is dizzying. That would drive me nuts. No thanks. The visible dependency(ies) feature in clickup is really interesting. I wish Notion, or the ability to do so, had the ability to show dependencies visually on a graph w/ strings where any movement of linked parent and children tasks, projects, etc are shown in real time of some sort. Many thanks for the video DH.
Hi Mark, yeah I think that is a great comparison. I love learning new apps but there are lots of small things that stop me from moving there, the templates being on of those things!
I'm a ClickUp user who has done the opposite and the turning point was setting it up as my ClickUp workflow + hacking it to display custom fonts & making pages open in full by default using a github script. I use both apps just for myself but for collaboration and especially project management I would probably choose ClickUp. For big teams ClickUp has a more controlled environment and a lot of 3rd party integrations. Notion's big advantages are the use of custom fields which are not available on ClickUp free, as a rich knowledge base and Speed. It is really frustrating using ClickUp day in and out and wait for the pages to refresh. Oh, and the recent Timeline view addition to Notion is awesome to plan out projects and have an bird's eye view of the whole year.
github script is something I think lots of people that can use will use but I have no experience with code. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I did do a stream with Layla, a ClickUp consultant on the Notion Nerds channel where we discussed all these points and more further.
@@DannyHatcherTech You just need to download node.js and then copy and & paste 4 lines into Terminal (Mac) to be able to access a window with all the extra features when you open Notion. github.com/notion-enhancer/notion-enhancer
Superb video. It would be interesting to see what happens in this competitive landscape as everyone just keeps focusing on adding more features without consideration for the user experience. You can't escape ClickUp these days with their billboards and bus stop ads everywhere in the Bay Area 😅
@@DannyHatcherTech Indeed. Our goal is to continue to grow organically and be as product driven as possible. If you ever have more thoughts for us, do send it our way, our team loves your videos no matter how critical they are ;)
appreciate you providing your verdict takeaway within seconds of the video starting. i'm thinking of switching from notion bc of its frustrating keyboard shortcuts getting in the way or contradicting with my overall muscle memory. i like the flexibility but it forces me to alter my natural typing behavior which is a huge roadblock when i just want to get ideas down.
Switched ClickUp to Notion because ClickUp is way too slow and cluttered. I find that Notion give more control on what really important in a project which is tasks to be done, documentation and stats.
@@DannyHatcherTech The way I integrate the two is that my personal tasks on Notion include things like "Go to Costco", "Take garbage down" and even "work on Project XXX". Project XXX itself is planned out on Click up
Have so far only seen 1/2 your video, and this is first time I visit your chanell. - And Oh, my... You are so good! Even though you talk like a gatling gun, or a water fall, as we would say in a more friendly way here in norway, You are so clear and easy to follow! (Im in... Im a subscriber)!
@@DannyHatcherTech Dont think about it. Be yourself. Thats the best! And your enthusiasm is so... contaminating.. Dont know if its a word to use in English, as Im Norwegian, abut I mean we can feel, and get some of your enthusiasm! :-)
Can add that Im a rather long time Notion user. Not as advanced as your with the formulas, but I love it. And I have spend a lot of unproductive time considering productivity tools:-)
I'm tempted to switch to clickup since it's already built and I want some kind of task and calendar integration. But I don't feel like recreating all my tasks.
Yeah that is fair. I will say that if you are on the Free plan for Notion, you may find a few more restrictions with the ClickUp free plan. The paid plans also start to creep up on you when you start to use the app more but sill a great tool.
Hey there, really glad u choose to make this video. You will learn the tool if u give it time , but I guess for individuals Notion better then Clickup. Most of the things you said they cant be done in clickup they can be done :P. My only problem with the tool is not that it doesnt have the functionalities, but that it has too many ... these guys are releasing features like is the end of the world and ofc, bugs along. Nevertheless the growth of the tool is amazing ... I use both Notion and clickup but for different things/contexts . API for Notion is very important. This is one of the reason I use clickup is so easy to capture... did u know that u can even embed Notion in clickup? Which is great :D. aaaaa ... as an intro video this was great. Would be nice to do more focused videos in the future. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Gabriel, I am curious, how would you review notes or tasks in Clickup? If you have notes inside a task in ClickUp wouldn't you need to put a review date on the task not the note...
Can't wait to chat with you all! It's funny that so many folks are viewing ClickUp as a Notion alternatives. To me, they're so wonderfully different. Looking forward to Sunday!
Hey, I am looking forward to our conversation as well! I agree, there are features that both apps do but they are different apps when it comes down to it.
Thank you so much for this review, I was thinking of using click up, but you are right, Notion is working for me, and I already know a lot about Notion, so why change it?
You've convinced me, I'm going to switch my tasks to Notion. What do you want me to do, you mentioned something about dependencies in Notion. Do I wait for that video, or just get started?
Aha, tasks in Notion can as simple or as complex as you like. When it comes to dependencies in Notion they are not quite as streamline as ClickUp but you can do it with relations, or linked databases in the page. I would just get started!
@@DannyHatcherTech Yes, definitely. But then again, I'm hesitating to move away from ClickUp... I'll use Notion for academic todos, but my personal projects and Home tasks will have their place in ClickUp. Please don't eat me... I love Notion too! XD
click up looks really cool for someone who hasn’t set up a productivity app yet. But I think if you’ve been using Notion for a while and set up your workflow system , there is zero point in switching. I do love my notion workspace hehe
Very true! There are some really nice small things about ClickUp that I missed out because the video would have been an hour long 😅 I am not going anywhere for now.
Danny Hatcher Oh but we all love an extra long Danny Hatcher productivity video!! I’m going to recommend Click up to my brother who is less bothered setting up a workspace, so thank you for the very helpful video 😊
I think Clickup is going to have a hard time penetrating this space with this implementation. Their paid model is far too aggressive for what it is. Too rigid a structure with too many restrictions. Notion started with more restricted free features and learned quickly and backpedaled on that model. The API while nice, is not enough to sell it for me. They might grab people new to market, but I find it hard to believe any established Notion users are going through the hassle of building a new workspace for tha handful of superior features they have - for now. Very good overview though. For those people wondering if the switch is worth it, this is certainly valuable feedback.
Thanks for the great comment! I agree, the paid plans are where ClickUp start to scare me away. I think the focus for ClickUp is a more enterprise audience but we will see where time takes us.
I evolved from Gitkraken Boards and Freedcamp to ClickUp just when they changed to that current version 2.0. Every week the add new features and in one year time the have probably the double of features. I find amazing this constant evolution. I have to admit that their "personal dashboard" view is not clear enough on my taste, but they have today such range of different views (list, board, calendar, timeline, web, map, gantt, workload, mind map) plus data dashboards,... Now I'm sure I'm not capable of using everything that is offering. Sadly the best scrumb sprint controls are on a high price plan.
Ah that sounds like you have a nice system. I think most people only need 1 or 2 views unless they are managing multiple people so the views are more options that use cases.
Sorry for the silly question, but how you got this color schema on ClickUp ?? I just got clear (everything is clear) or dark (everything is dark). But you got this lateral panels dark + working area clear I also would like to have and I can't find where to set that combination :-P
I don't really use notion for productivity at this point in time outside of some recurring tasks, but I do love seeing what's possible if my life ever gets to the point it needs that level of organization. So API doesn't really mean anything to me one way or the other right now.
@@DannyHatcherTech Yes - I was happily using the free plan in ClickUp for a while until I tried to use certain features (like docs) and I got error messages like "your 100 uses are up - please subscribe if you would like to continue to use this feature" - also, as I mentioned previously, there is a 100mb upload limit in ClickUp's free plan. If you don't want to pay, I think there is no contest: Notion wins easily.
@@jthansen5072 i just switched to Notion from Clickup. I love the gallery view for my goals 😃 and clickup Marketing is not understandable for me. It Said Gantt Charts will be forever FREE. But you get an error message after 100 views. I love Notion. I woukd love it even more, if recurring Tasks would be implemented and in the timeline view dependencies would be really great.
You can do time tracking in Notion with loads of embeds but that isn't native in app which is why Clickup is better in that area. The ClickUp timetracking also feeds into reports and workload calculations in app which you would need to do in clockify not Notion 😁
Most of my daily usage of this kind of tool is on a mobile phone, witch requires a good user experience suited for Small screen. Do you have any recommendations? Regarding offline mode, since I normally use it on mobile app, sometimes i don't have internet connection, it would be great an offline mode that would sync when internet is available.
@@davalente if your think task and project management going with ClickUp, todoist, ticktick, things 3 etc are great options. For notetaking, google keep, Notion, evernote are some nice options that work offline and sync. Obsidian are working on a mobile app alongside roam research right now. It depends what features your really looking for but is a nice starter for an all in one option if your just need basics.
@@DannyHatcherTech I use todoist and keep, but I would like something better to notes and "second brain" ideally with tasks, all in one app. I thought in notion, but it hasn't a offline mode.
@@davalente right now, most of the "all in one app" solutions are focued on pc/mac and leave the mobile development a little bit behind. Not ideal I know. Notion is probably the cloest but as you say, poor offline mode.
To see my system in Notion watch this NEXT: th-cam.com/video/Y89ZPnEP7DU/w-d-xo.html
As a long term Notion user I found myself in the process of defining a team pipeline for what's coming this year for us and after spending days experimenting with all kinds of available tools I think I found the right tool for the job in ClickUp.
Why I did not push Notion for my team:
- we are more focused on tasks and having a good overview on how the different projects are going. I think Notion struggles to give you a meaningful overview if you are working with a team and on multiple things at the same time.
- I am not forced to build formulas for everything amd come up with a full system by myself.
- for other team members that are not used to Notion or similar software, ClickUp is more structured and probably less confusing, even if the UI is definitely a lot busier (too much in certain areas).
Completely agreed!
Unless team members are happy to learn the tool Notion can be overwhelming for many.
@@DannyHatcherTech I've seen you using a lot of Obsidian lately. Are you also in the post Notion ambassador phase? 😅
I do not write a lot of content like I guess you do instead...Obsidian seems to be amazing for mind mapping and free flow writing/research
Wow, yeah. Been using obsidian for all of 2021😅
I write a lot and Notion just doesn't suit it.
Notion is like a personal Wikipedia for me where I put all my files and archive things. I use ClickUp is for planning
Sounds like a good combo.
I have not switched to Notion entirely because of the lack of calendar integration. I would stay in Notion for docs and notes but for time and task management Clickup works better for me. Cannot wait for the interview with Layla. 🙌
Yeah agreed! Myself and Jon have spoken with Layla and it was a great conversation. It is on the Notion nerd YT channel. 😊
I use Both Notion and Click Up... both have a place in my Business Plan
That certainly makes sense! I may experiment with it but I prefer 1 tool.
Could you please elaborate on how you’re using each? I’ve recently started using Notion and am looking to start with Clickup too for my business.
@@AskWelmoed are you on the notion Facebook community. Find me there and pm me and we can chat.
@@AskWelmoed He uses neither. He just wanted to BSO.
RE: note taking - I understand what you mean and I agree with the point, however when you use the google embed/link option within clickup tasks it works a lot better. I am currently working in both notion & clickup and both have their unique things to like. Clickup with breaking down projects into tasks and defer these to various people is the big win for clickup for me.... But will keep on following the updates for notion with great interest as I do like both!
Ah ok. Thanks for mentioning. Breaking down projects in ClickUp seems to be the same as Notion, just small differences Between the 2.
A few thoughts: I tried clickup out months ago and got lost. It has so many features that I felt like I was in a maze. I didn't try it out for long, though. Like anything, there's a learning curve. I see it as iOS vs Android. I like my android bc I can customize it all day as opposed to Apple doing the thinking for the user.
I can see some PMs using this but I doubt most will take the time to learn it unless there's a sharp dedicated person to manage it.
The UI is sterile. So much empty white space like a Drs office.
I use Toggl for time tracking. Love it and I just have it floating on my 2nd or 3rd display so it's visible. Having it buried somewhere that isn't visible if one is switching tasks is problematic.
The way you described setting up templates is dizzying. That would drive me nuts. No thanks.
The visible dependency(ies) feature in clickup is really interesting. I wish Notion, or the ability to do so, had the ability to show dependencies visually on a graph w/ strings where any movement of linked parent and children tasks, projects, etc are shown in real time of some sort.
Many thanks for the video DH.
Hi Mark, yeah I think that is a great comparison. I love learning new apps but there are lots of small things that stop me from moving there, the templates being on of those things!
Awesome comparison mate. Would love to see an updated re-evaluation of their current iterations
Clickup is certainly favoured for medium to large teams.
I'm a ClickUp user who has done the opposite and the turning point was setting it up as my ClickUp workflow + hacking it to display custom fonts & making pages open in full by default using a github script.
I use both apps just for myself but for collaboration and especially project management I would probably choose ClickUp. For big teams ClickUp has a more controlled environment and a lot of 3rd party integrations.
Notion's big advantages are the use of custom fields which are not available on ClickUp free, as a rich knowledge base and Speed. It is really frustrating using ClickUp day in and out and wait for the pages to refresh.
Oh, and the recent Timeline view addition to Notion is awesome to plan out projects and have an bird's eye view of the whole year.
github script is something I think lots of people that can use will use but I have no experience with code. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I did do a stream with Layla, a ClickUp consultant on the Notion Nerds channel where we discussed all these points and more further.
@@DannyHatcherTech You just need to download node.js and then copy and & paste 4 lines into Terminal (Mac) to be able to access a window with all the extra features when you open Notion. github.com/notion-enhancer/notion-enhancer
Superb video. It would be interesting to see what happens in this competitive landscape as everyone just keeps focusing on adding more features without consideration for the user experience. You can't escape ClickUp these days with their billboards and bus stop ads everywhere in the Bay Area 😅
Very true! Clickup is everywhere 👀
@@DannyHatcherTech Indeed. Our goal is to continue to grow organically and be as product driven as possible. If you ever have more thoughts for us, do send it our way, our team loves your videos no matter how critical they are ;)
appreciate you providing your verdict takeaway within seconds of the video starting. i'm thinking of switching from notion bc of its frustrating keyboard shortcuts getting in the way or contradicting with my overall muscle memory. i like the flexibility but it forces me to alter my natural typing behavior which is a huge roadblock when i just want to get ideas down.
Ah, understandable. It is one of the many reasons I like obsidian. All custom hotkeys.
Switched ClickUp to Notion because ClickUp is way too slow and cluttered. I find that Notion give more control on what really important in a project which is tasks to be done, documentation and stats.
I use Notion for my personal tasks and use Click up to plan out work projects
Interesting. For me having split to do lists would cause added hassle and stress but we all work differently.
@@DannyHatcherTech The way I integrate the two is that my personal tasks on Notion include things like "Go to Costco", "Take garbage down" and even "work on Project XXX". Project XXX itself is planned out on Click up
Have so far only seen 1/2 your video, and this is first time I visit your chanell. - And Oh, my... You are so good! Even though you talk like a gatling gun, or a water fall, as we would say in a more friendly way here in norway, You are so clear and easy to follow! (Im in... Im a subscriber)!
Hey I am glad you found the video useful. Yeah that has been common feedback. I do try so slow down but my enthusiasm gets the better of me 😊
@@DannyHatcherTech Dont think about it. Be yourself. Thats the best! And your enthusiasm is so... contaminating.. Dont know if its a word to use in English, as Im Norwegian, abut I mean we can feel, and get some of your enthusiasm! :-)
Can add that Im a rather long time Notion user. Not as advanced as your with the formulas, but I love it. And I have spend a lot of unproductive time considering productivity tools:-)
Its my impression that ClickUp cant really compare to Notion when it comes to note taking... Maybe its more like Asana?
Great video. Just what I needed to understand the difference. Like your style or presentation
That is great to hear. Thanks, not everyone likes the speed 😅
I'm tempted to switch to clickup since it's already built and I want some kind of task and calendar integration. But I don't feel like recreating all my tasks.
Yeah that is fair. I will say that if you are on the Free plan for Notion, you may find a few more restrictions with the ClickUp free plan. The paid plans also start to creep up on you when you start to use the app more but sill a great tool.
Same here, but I will happily duplicate my tasks to get a good calendar
Hey there, really glad u choose to make this video. You will learn the tool if u give it time , but I guess for individuals Notion better then Clickup. Most of the things you said they cant be done in clickup they can be done :P. My only problem with the tool is not that it doesnt have the functionalities, but that it has too many ... these guys are releasing features like is the end of the world and ofc, bugs along. Nevertheless the growth of the tool is amazing ... I use both Notion and clickup but for different things/contexts . API for Notion is very important. This is one of the reason I use clickup is so easy to capture... did u know that u can even embed Notion in clickup? Which is great :D. aaaaa ... as an intro video this was great. Would be nice to do more focused videos in the future. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Gabriel, I am curious, how would you review notes or tasks in Clickup? If you have notes inside a task in ClickUp wouldn't you need to put a review date on the task not the note...
Well u need a date , but i use date also in Notion and a formula for the review freq based on relevancy for me
I'd be interested in seeing a Coda vs Notion comparison, have you done that?
Not yet on the channel. Coda is an app I will be exploring further in the members stream soon. Then will put a more condensed video out 😁
Can't wait to chat with you all! It's funny that so many folks are viewing ClickUp as a Notion alternatives. To me, they're so wonderfully different.
Looking forward to Sunday!
Hey, I am looking forward to our conversation as well! I agree, there are features that both apps do but they are different apps when it comes down to it.
Thank you so much for this review, I was thinking of using click up, but you are right, Notion is working for me, and I already know a lot about Notion, so why change it?
I take the same approach to anything. If there isn't a friction point you can't deal with don't change 😁
You've convinced me, I'm going to switch my tasks to Notion. What do you want me to do, you mentioned something about dependencies in Notion. Do I wait for that video, or just get started?
Aha, tasks in Notion can as simple or as complex as you like. When it comes to dependencies in Notion they are not quite as streamline as ClickUp but you can do it with relations, or linked databases in the page.
I would just get started!
@@DannyHatcherTech Yes, definitely. But then again, I'm hesitating to move away from ClickUp... I'll use Notion for academic todos, but my personal projects and Home tasks will have their place in ClickUp.
Please don't eat me... I love Notion too!
XD
click up looks really cool for someone who hasn’t set up a productivity app yet. But I think if you’ve been using Notion for a while and set up your workflow system , there is zero point in switching. I do love my notion workspace hehe
Very true! There are some really nice small things about ClickUp that I missed out because the video would have been an hour long 😅 I am not going anywhere for now.
Danny Hatcher Oh but we all love an extra long Danny Hatcher productivity video!! I’m going to recommend Click up to my brother who is less bothered setting up a workspace, so thank you for the very helpful video 😊
@@reemibrahim8687 ah that is good to hear. Yeah, as much as I love Notion, it isn't for everyone.
Wow, your quality is stepping up!
Thanks, just reinvesting back into the channel 😁
I think Clickup is going to have a hard time penetrating this space with this implementation. Their paid model is far too aggressive for what it is. Too rigid a structure with too many restrictions. Notion started with more restricted free features and learned quickly and backpedaled on that model. The API while nice, is not enough to sell it for me. They might grab people new to market, but I find it hard to believe any established Notion users are going through the hassle of building a new workspace for tha handful of superior features they have - for now. Very good overview though. For those people wondering if the switch is worth it, this is certainly valuable feedback.
Thanks for the great comment! I agree, the paid plans are where ClickUp start to scare me away. I think the focus for ClickUp is a more enterprise audience but we will see where time takes us.
Thank you! Your video was really useful to make a decision
Glad I could help 😁
I evolved from Gitkraken Boards and Freedcamp to ClickUp just when they changed to that current version 2.0. Every week the add new features and in one year time the have probably the double of features. I find amazing this constant evolution. I have to admit that their "personal dashboard" view is not clear enough on my taste, but they have today such range of different views (list, board, calendar, timeline, web, map, gantt, workload, mind map) plus data dashboards,... Now I'm sure I'm not capable of using everything that is offering. Sadly the best scrumb sprint controls are on a high price plan.
Ah that sounds like you have a nice system. I think most people only need 1 or 2 views unless they are managing multiple people so the views are more options that use cases.
Sorry for the silly question, but how you got this color schema on ClickUp ?? I just got clear (everything is clear) or dark (everything is dark). But you got this lateral panels dark + working area clear I also would like to have and I can't find where to set that combination :-P
Hi Jordi, I believe if you go on the sidebar menu settings you can select dark mode for that only.
The main settings works for both.
Hope that helps.
I don't really use notion for productivity at this point in time outside of some recurring tasks, but I do love seeing what's possible if my life ever gets to the point it needs that level of organization.
So API doesn't really mean anything to me one way or the other right now.
Yeah I am the same when it comes to the API, a nice feature but not needed right now anyway.
I almost switch to clickup but what I like in notion is their free plan...
Yeah that is a very good point. I am using the free plan in ClickUp and it does do most things... we will see.
@@DannyHatcherTech Yes - I was happily using the free plan in ClickUp for a while until I tried to use certain features (like docs) and I got error messages like "your 100 uses are up - please subscribe if you would like to continue to use this feature" - also, as I mentioned previously, there is a 100mb upload limit in ClickUp's free plan. If you don't want to pay, I think there is no contest: Notion wins easily.
@@jthansen5072 i just switched to Notion from Clickup. I love the gallery view for my goals 😃 and clickup Marketing is not understandable for me. It Said Gantt Charts will be forever FREE. But you get an error message after 100 views. I love Notion. I woukd love it even more, if recurring Tasks would be implemented and in the timeline view dependencies would be really great.
time tracking is available on notion thru an integration with Clockify
You can do time tracking in Notion with loads of embeds but that isn't native in app which is why Clickup is better in that area. The ClickUp timetracking also feeds into reports and workload calculations in app which you would need to do in clockify not Notion 😁
Hi, how would you deal with the need for offline information and mobile access?
I am not quite sure what your asking. If it is an offline version on mobile I don't think either app has that functionality.
Most of my daily usage of this kind of tool is on a mobile phone, witch requires a good user experience suited for Small screen. Do you have any recommendations?
Regarding offline mode, since I normally use it on mobile app, sometimes i don't have internet connection, it would be great an offline mode that would sync when internet is available.
@@davalente if your think task and project management going with ClickUp, todoist, ticktick, things 3 etc are great options. For notetaking, google keep, Notion, evernote are some nice options that work offline and sync. Obsidian are working on a mobile app alongside roam research right now.
It depends what features your really looking for but is a nice starter for an all in one option if your just need basics.
@@DannyHatcherTech I use todoist and keep, but I would like something better to notes and "second brain" ideally with tasks, all in one app.
I thought in notion, but it hasn't a offline mode.
@@davalente right now, most of the "all in one app" solutions are focued on pc/mac and leave the mobile development a little bit behind. Not ideal I know.
Notion is probably the cloest but as you say, poor offline mode.
Is it possible to make relation task in clickup like in Notion, for example Personal&Work tasks related to Ultimate Task ? Thanks
There are task links and they are beta testing relations but they are not as powerful as Notion.
Thank you very much for this useful video!
I am glad it helped you out 😁
Thanks
nice video bro but I have a notice about the Arabic translation There are a lot of mistakes in it I hope you fix it in the next video
Thanks. I have not done anything about the translations. They are all from TH-cam.
I don't know why, but my brain thinks you're Tom Scott's evil twin...
haha interesting, maybe because we are both from the South of England. Similar speaking patterns 😅
Weeks later he left Notion
It's true, but I didn't stay with clickup. I still use Notion for collaboration work though.
Hehe, two letter about switching for me. NO!
I am with you at the moment but it is VERY tempting.
Blasphemy!!!
haha, you are not the only person to say that 😅 some of the feature in ClickUp are really nice... just doesn't quite do it for me yet.
Let me save you 25 minutes. go to 25:02
Thankyou for pointing out the video chapters in the comment section. 😁