Quip - Docs, Chat, Sheets

Name: Quip - Docs, Chat, Sheets
Rating: 4.71669 (20077 reviews)

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Quip - Docs, Chat, Sheets

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User Reviews for Quip - Docs, Chat, Sheets

Efficient, effective, smart, & functional!

Thank you Quip team for this wonderful app! It organizes, sync, and communicates documents beautifully across different devices/platforms. It is my go-to daily app, that captures small ideas to big ideas. An area of improvement that I would suggest is to create an ability within the app for split screen and/or multiple tabs viewing. This is incredible useful for editing two documents at once, or editing a document while viewing the other for reference. Keep up the good work!

Alex2478, Dec 10, 2017

Quip for Sheets needs major work

Updated review as of November 2021:Still a ways to go. The app is not innovating fast enough. Still no support of multiple windows. Keyboard shortcuts are better, but still can’t do something like conduct a search easily. No way to view multiple documents at the same time. For some reason on iOS the document view defaults to comment threads.Glad to see improvements being made, but I know this app can be better!Original review:I thought access to my Sheets on iPadOS with an iPad Pro and Smart Keyboard would be helpful for adding mobility to my productivity with Quip. The reality is, this app is even worse than the web-app counterpart in Safari for working with Sheets. Want to navigate between cells using your keyboard? Nope. Can’t navigate around cells using the arrow keys. This app is wedged between touch screen and type, causing you to go back and forth to get any real inputs/edits done in Sheets. Also, no Dark Mode support. Files app integration doesn’t work natively (it appears as a source, but you can’t browse files using it—a modal window appears with blank results).

AppsolutelyJam, Nov 23, 2021

It’s great, but needs just a bit more!

So, I want to start off by saying I love everything about this app, it’s made my work life so much simpler to manage! I recommend it to pretty much everyone.However, I think the mobile app needs a little bit more functionality to compare to the desktop app. I know you can’t make them work EXACTLY the same, but it’d be nice to be able to interact more with the Live Apps on the mobile app. I’m currently unable to move cards between columns on the Kansan Board and that’s a drag to have to get on my computer just for that. I think once the interactions with Live Apps have improved, this will be a 5-star app for sure.

Levijmason, Apr 03, 2018

Badly needs Drag n Drop support

This app is great, but would be my number one app of all time if it only made use of drag and drop options in iOS 11. For example, it would be much nicer and faster if I could hold on icons and drag them into the folders I want them in, instead of going into the document, selecting move, and going through a couple menus to specify where I want the document.It would also be nice if I could import from iCloud, Numbers, and other iOS apps. Or even better, just drag and drop through the multitask interface.

nathanielwheeler, Oct 12, 2017

Love the features. Hate the set up.

This why I try to avoid using Quip as much as I can. It’s the same reason I find myself going back to the default iOS Notes app- simplicity. Less steps to get to where you want. I always feel like in Quip I’m going back and forth. Mobile device experience on Quip is just not my favorite thing. Amazing features. Wish the bottom menu was always there. Way too many notifications. I don’t care if John just opened a doc in Quip. He can let me know when it’s ready. Ok rant over. Quip rocks.

Pawl24, Jul 23, 2018

Truly reduces email and enables ‘real’ collaboration

Using QUIP across an organization (of any size) makes you realize just how much time is wasted in emailing countless docs around teams, or in fact that info just doesn’t get shared. QUIP is absolutely ‘real time’ and employs chat for the collaboration side and history to track the development of a doc. Try it...set up some folders, create some docs and experience real collaboration....amazing! Also, finally be in control of your complex content and harness the ingenuity of your team!

PJamesH, Feb 13, 2018

Best organizing app

Quip currently offers the best organization app for integrating excel, calendar, to-do list, with note taking application. It allows for visible organization that is separate from the desktop folders, stored on an iCloud, accessible from all Quip apps (MacBook, iPad, and iPhone). It's the perfect to-do list that syncs across all devices, the perfect note taker that can handle copious amounts of notes, and the best writer. The only room for improvement is the initial interface on opening the folders. Although it is recommended for collaboration, I use quip for personal purposes and it has been unclear how to best reach the folders in my Private folder without having to click multiple times to get there. There may be a shortcut I am not aware of, but if so, that would be a room for improving user interface.

Seerl, May 21, 2019

Great features but unclear about trial period

The app has great features but I’ve learned not to invest in apps that don’t clarify their “free” or “trial” periods. I’d prefer if the developers were more forthcoming about the limitations of the trial period so users can make an educated decision about whether or not to upload their entire virtual world to the app. I don’t want the information I add to the app to be held for ransom of sorts if I decline to pay a fee once my trial period magically ends. For that reason alone, I wouldn’t recommend this app for couples and families who need to collaborate but aren’t companies or teams who’d be comfortable paying the $30/month fee to continue using the app after the trial period.

soflachick, Dec 15, 2017

Great idea but could be better

How organization was looking for a tool for collaboration that would help simplify things. Will use Google drive and other tools, but to be frank, the mess and spiderweb of files has become overwhelming it is increasingly difficult to manage. We looked at Quip as a possible solution to help us to manage collaboration any more simple and streamlined way.Quit passes benefits and we continue to use Quip as a tool. It makes things a lot easier than working in Google and having to open multiple types of files and documents. You can use it on the web you can use a clients on your computer on Mac and you can use it on an iPhone or tablet. It’s very simple and straightforward.However, Quip does have a lot of quirks and limitations that you need to work around them through. Sharing files with people outside of your organization is not possible. Documents or files that you create within quip are absolutely not ready for sharing with people outside your organization because of issues like formatting. In general there’s a lot of opportunity to improve quip from the user experience standpoint and from a functionality perspective as well. The only question is how does quip achieve all of this without becoming big in burdensome such as Evernote.

stanlykbs, Dec 11, 2018

So phuqing sick

Recent release has nifty power ups for docs. I now can switch my Trello + Google Docs flow to one doc in quip. Coda, enjoy your $60M lunch while it lastsOther great stuff:* collaborative notifs when people open your doc and when people create docs in a shared space... shared context isn't just about sharing info but sharing context of when people engage on what topic* shared folder space done well --Google Docs, please take notes...on Quip perhaps* mobile app is very slick, delightful to take notes on it* stupidly easy to share a doc in view only mode externally* have a reasonably powerful formula-enabled spreadsheet inside a doc. Copy+past special as png can go to heII* for anyone complaining about formatting feature parity with other doc editors... consider that their guard rails on formatting takes the cognitive load out of composing, which makes it easier for less graphically confident coworkers to be emboldened by the uniformity and therefore contribute more

V12golfcart, Nov 07, 2017

Description

Quip is a place for teams to create living documents. It combines chat, docs, slides, and spreadsheets in one app — making collaboration fast and easy. Skip the endless emails, meetings, document versions by working simpler and faster with Quip—available for your Mac, iPad and iPhone.

Watch your team and your work come alive. SHARE DOCUMENTS AND TASK LISTS Take notes, share grocery lists, organize task lists, edit docs with your office coworkers, collaborate with any group or team on projects. CHAT AND MESSAGING Real-time chat and messaging is integrated seamlessly for easy collaboration, so you never have to switch to email. SPREADSHEETS Embed beautiful, full featured spreadsheets with support for over 400 functions and a customized mobile keyboards that make editing a pleasure from any device. SLIDES Quip slides are designed to get everyone aligned with fewer, shorter meetings—or no meetings at all. Use interactive polls and prompts to ensure that real decisions get made. Create charts using live data from spreadsheets and Salesforce records. They’ll always stay up to date, and your team will too. ACCESS ON ANY DEVICE, ANY TIME All of your chats, docs, task lists, and spreadsheets are available on all of the devices you use — iPhone, iPad, and desktop. Easily review changes, comments, annotations to your docs and spreadsheets from your iPhone and iPad. IMPORT & EXPORT Import your documents from Dropbox, Evernote, Google Drive, Box, Google Docs, and more. Export documents to PDF and Microsoft Office. Export spreadsheets to Microsoft Excel. Import your address book from Gmail, Hotmail, Microsoft Outlook, Google, or iCloud.