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As a proud ClickUp power user and CEO of a global marketing agency with 100+ team members across continents, I can confidently say: ClickUp Brain is a total game-changer. At Sites at Scale, ClickUp has always been our single source of truth. But until now, stitching together communication, documentation, and data across multiple systems still felt like a duct-taped workflow. We’ve got Google Drive, Slack, CRMs, AI tools, and more. It’s deep. It’s complex. And it’s easy for information to get lost in the noise. But today, that changed. ClickUp Brain just connected the dots. Now, instead of hunting across platforms for assets or answers, our team can ask ClickUp Brain questions directly where the work is happening. Need to recall a task, find a doc, pull up a process, or surface insights from anywhere in our stack? It’s there, instantly. Fully integrated, fully contextual, and fully optimized. It’s no longer about just managing tasks. It’s about supercharging execution, reducing friction, and giving your team real-time access to the intelligence embedded in your ecosystem. That’s not productivity. That’s clarity, speed, and performance at scale. Major props to Chris Cunningham and Zeb Evans for not only building a revolutionary product but for launching something that actually meets the moment. You didn’t just release another AI tool, you built the infrastructure for the next era of high-performance collaboration. This isn’t hype. It’s reality. And it’s the future of work.

Awesome! I’ve tested just about every app out there in order to keep our company projects moving and communicate within the team and one2one… this is the single best app that doesn’t require you to have other apps in order to keep the flow going and the tasks in check. We tried this a while back and came back to it because it has improved so much in the last year or so. The interface is tight and functional. One can feel the quality for user experience and effectiveness… The only, small, suggestion would be to improve the Nifty logo so that it fits the quality of the app itself. On my phone it looks like an app from 2013 that I forgot to delete… it’s a minor thing but image is everything and when you look at the best apps out there like “Slack” their logo and icon communicate 21st century and class. A simple but classy logo that goes well with the dark visual look that is in use now would be great. Other than that, it’s awesome and we are really grateful to have it amazing tool!!! Thanks so much to the Nifty team and congratulations on a great and very much improved product!