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Are you continuing with upbase or leaving?

Feature Request

By now, we would have noticed the silence that our recent requests or feedback is being received on the other end.

As much I enjoy using upbase for our day to day projects, I am also worried that one day this whole thing will get shut down without notice.

Are you guys planning to keep using upbase like business as usual? or are you already moving out of it?

Are that any similar tools that you are already using and feel like it could replace the workflow you had with upbase? Would love to know and I believe it will help all of us moving forward.

and of course, @Tony Pham if you’re around and if you can, please give everyone an update on your stand, to shut it down, keep it status quo, minimal attention or if you feel the product reach its end development base on revenue. anything let us know pls. :)

Posted by dittodx ·
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  • Rach N

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    Oct 11

    I’ve been gradually moving my data into Kitchen.co it’s very similar to Upbase. I also have an LTD with Flowlu, but it’s proving a bit tricky. Would love if Upbase stays though, it is my go-to for many things

    • dittodx

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      Oct 12

      seems good and clean ui. I am also exploring other options. Had Flowlu too but its more of a CRM than project management, sharing with clients might be a little less straightforward.

  • Kyler

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    Oct 8

    I’m going to continue using it for now with the current clients and projects I already have on Upbase. I won’t bring on any new projects or clients until we have some sort of confirmation.

    For new clients, I am testing Nifty PM, Basecamp, or ClickUp. I did a lot of research for other similar tools out there, but nothing really comes close to Upbase for the simplicity and ease of use with teammates and clients, so I’d be pretty sad to fully leave the platform.

    I backed up all of my projects tasks and documents using ChatGPT cowork for peace of mind. It took forever to do and was pretty expensive in credits, but I thought it was worth it.