ClickUp - Jira killer ultimate.

We use ClickUp in a game studio—it's our main tool for documentation and project management and it serves as a tool for game producers to present scrum rites. Developers write technical documentation and add tasks, stakeholders can keep track of larger features throughout custom boards, and it feels like polished and well-presented software.

While it seems like a minor feature for some technical teams, game developers, and game artists, one true gem of using ClickUp is that it feels beautiful and satisfying. We intensely dislike shallow and ugly tools; we thrive on tools that feel polished and focus on UI/UX. Therefore, we feel compelled to collaborate more, mostly on documentation - people have their names on it, and we can see who's contributing and who's writing comments in an organized and asynchronous way.

It has simplified a lot. The only tool we weren't able to ditch was Miro. But ClickUp substituted Asana, Monday, Jira, and Guru (documentation tool) all at once, saving us a lot of time and alt-tabbing. It feels very painful to have to use 10+ project tracking tools. Now, we are using ONLY a single one. And GitHub integration works flawlessly with it as well.