Project Management Tool Consumes Excessive RAM and Lacks Integrations
A user reports their project management app uses a lot of RAM and wants more or better integrations. The complaint is brief and tied to one vendor.
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A ClickUp user with many existing integrations wants native support for Outlook desktop specifically, which is currently missing. Competing project management tools already offer this integration.
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ClickUp Freezes and Consumes Excessive RAM During Use
ClickUp frequently freezes and uses excessive memory, especially when switching between projects. This interrupts workflow and degrades productivity. The issue appears systemic to the Electron-based app architecture.
Request for More Third-Party App Integrations in Work Platform
A new user hopes the work management platform adds integrations with more applications, without naming specific ones.
ClickUp sluggish load times and integration paywall frustrate power users
ClickUp users report slow data loading that disrupts real-time workflows, alongside key integrations locked behind expensive higher-tier plans. This forces teams to either overpay for connectivity they need or accept a degraded experience. The combination of performance issues and aggressive feature gating creates structural churn risk.
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