Where do these numbers come from?
Public surfaces only — ClickUp's own site, changelog, pricing and careers pages, public repositories, and news. A move exists where two consecutive observations differ, so nothing here is inferred. Reactions come from Hacker News, Bluesky, GitHub and news, bound to a specific dated move by exact-phrase and domain-scoped matching rather than loose company-name search.
What does a low landed rate mean?
That the moves drew little public reaction on the surfaces we read — not that they lacked value. Markets whose buyers do not discuss purchases publicly will show low rates regardless of what they ship. Compare within a sector, not across.
Why don't the per-category reactions add up to the total?
Because a single public discussion can reference more than one move. Per category it is counted against each move it discusses; at company level it is counted once. So the category figures can sum to slightly more than the 21 headline total. Both are right for what they measure, and neither inflates the other.
How complete is this?
Coverage runs from 2026-07-05 to 2026-07-20. Anything behind a login, in a private community, or on a surface we do not read is invisible here.