Quip

Thanks for using Quip! Our latest version includes bug fixes and other improvements.

If you notice any issues, please reach out to our team via support@quip.com. If you want to see a full list of all of the changes we've made over the past few months, check out quip.com/release-notes!

Thanks for using Quip! Our latest version includes bug fixes and other improvements.

If you notice any issues, please reach out to our team via support@quip.com. If you want to see a full list of all of the changes we've made over the past few months, check out quip.com/release-notes!

Thanks for using Quip! Our latest version includes bug fixes and other improvements.

If you notice any issues, please reach out to our team via support@quip.com. If you want to see a full list of all of the changes we've made over the past few months, check out quip.com/release-notes!

Thanks for using Quip! Our latest version includes bug fixes and other improvements.

If you notice any issues, please reach out to our team via support@quip.com. If you want to see a full list of all of the changes we've made over the past few months, check out quip.com/release-notes!

Thanks for using Quip! We’re working hard on squashing bugs and building rad features to make Quip even better for you.

If you’re experiencing any pesky issues, please email us at support@quip.com
and check out quip.com/release-notes for a full list of what’s new.

Bug fixes and improvements.

Thanks for using Quip! We’re working hard on squashing bugs and building rad features to make Quip even better for you.

If you’re experiencing any pesky issues, please email us at support@quip.com
and check out quip.com/release-notes for a full list of what’s new.

Bug fixes and improvements

Thanks for using Quip! We’re working hard on squashing bugs and building rad features to make Quip even better for you.

If you’re experiencing any pesky issues, please email us at support@quip.com
and check out quip.com/release-notes for a full list of what’s new.

Thanks for using Quip! We’re working hard on squashing bugs and building rad features to make Quip even better for you.

If you’re experiencing any pesky issues, please email us at support@quip.com
and check out quip.com/release-notes for a full list of what’s new.

Thanks for using Quip! We’re working hard on squashing bugs and building rad features to make Quip even better for you.If you’re experiencing any pesky issues, please email us at support@quip.com and check out quip.com/release-notes (https://quip.com/release-notes) for a full list of what’s new.

*Create additional Quip sites for secure partner collaboration (Partner Sites) or non-production testing (Testing Sites):* Admins can now use the Managed Sites feature to enable and manage two key workflows right from the Quip Admin Console. 1) Spin up a Partner Site and provision Quip access for your vendors to collaborate with your employees, and retain ownership and control of all content. 2) If you’re looking for a blank space to test out templates or site configuration options, just create a new Testing Site, provision a few users and you’re good to go. And to make clear these new types of site relationships, we’ve added two new types of user badges in the app: blue badges represent Partner Site relationships, and green badges for Testing Site relationships. Check out full details on the admin experience, sharing controls and user badges here (https://www.quipsupport.com/hc/en-us/articles/360035460572). For Quip Enterprise and Quip for Salesforce.
*Filter the list of document/folder members by type:* Now when you click the red External badge next to the title of your document or folder, the Share dialog opens and you can click “Manage” to see the full list of who has access. But rather than scrolling through the list to see who is an External member, who is a Partner Site member and who is a Testing Site member, just use the new dropdown to filter the list by type, so you can easily know the audience of your document.
*Capitalize H3s your way:* Free yourself from all caps: Previously, Small Headings (H3s) were always capitalized. Now, you have the ability to capitalize them as you wish. This will apply to all new documents created moving forward and H3s in existing documents can be manually changed.
*To bold or not to bold (parent checklist items):* In new documents, checklist items with nested child items will no longer be automatically bolded. Existing bolded checklist items will stay bolded but you’re now welcome to go ahead and change them. Just another way we’re giving users more flexibility with their formatting in Quip.
*Image insertion and resizing:* We’ve improved the UX around image handling to insert images closer to their native width on the page. We’ve also made it easier to resize images with additional drag handles.

* [Mac, Windows] *Customizable sidebar *- a couple weeks ago, we launched Customizable Sidebar on web and now you can also access this feature on our desktop apps! As a reminder, here’s what it is: We all use Quip a little differently, and some of your sidebar buttons probably get used a lot more than other ones do. That’s why we’ve made it possible to customize which ones are in there, and in what order they appear. Just right click on the sidebar (or choose “Customize Sidebar” from the account menu) and uncheck anything you don’t want to see. To reorder, just drag.
* [Web, Mac, Windows] The Chat icon has moved up in the sidebar so it is now grouped with all the other icons. Also, your chats will now always be in a drawer. With the customizable sidebar feature, you are able to hide/reorder the chat icon as you wish.

Bug fixes and improvements.

Custom List Numbering. Drag List Items to Rearrange. More ways to add line breaks to spreadsheet cells.

Bug fixes.

Bug fixes and improvements

* *Always-present search filters:* You no longer need to click “Advanced search” in the search dialogue when you want to refine your results according to who created them, who’s modified them, when you last opened them, when they were created, etc. These options will now show up automatically so that you get better results and do less clicking.
* *Find text within documents on mobile:* Tap the blue magnifying glass in the upper right corner to search for text in documents, spreadsheets, slides, or chat when using Quip on your phone.
* *Resize embedded table rows/columns when headers are hidden:* Previously, you were unable to resize the rows and columns if the headers of your embedded tables were hidden. Now you can resize things as you please. Just hover your cursor over any column/row break, click, and drag.
* *Improved formula helper in spreadsheets:* Maybe you’ve noticed that when you’re entering a formula in a Quip spreadsheet, we display a bit of helpful text that lets you know how to use that formula. We’ve redesigned that helpful text so it’s easier to understand.
* *Redesigned sheet bar: *The sheet bar—that’s the bar at the bottom of your spreadsheets where you can add individual worksheets—now extends to the full width of your window. That means you can see more sheet tabs at a time, and you’ll do less scrolling. We’ve also moved the add-sheet button over to the left to make room for this improvement.
* *We moved the comment bubble:* To avoid confusion with the document conversation, we moved the toolbar comment button away from the far-right side towards the toolbar.

* *Wide content is centered in your document window: *Whenever tables, spreadsheets, and Live Apps are wider than the document they’re embedded in, they’ll center themselves by moving over into the left margin. This is much better looking, and you’ll do much less scrolling.
* *Spreadsheet filters automatically extend when new content is added:* Adding content to a new row directly below a filtered range in a spreadsheet expands the filter to include the new row.
* *Tables in slides: *We already support spreadsheets in slides. Now you have the option to add a table—which is a spreadsheet with row and column headers hidden.

*Font colors in documents: *You can finally make text any color you want. Go wild. We’ve also updated the way highlight colors work so that it’s easier to edit highlighted text.
*Multi-sheet spreadsheets open to the first tab in the sheet selector:* Before this release, if you opened a spreadsheet with multiple sheets, it would always open to the first sheet you created (“Sheet1”). Now it opens to the sheet in the leftmost position of the sheet selector.
*Tables in documents have headers hidden by default:* When you insert a table into a document, the column and row headers will be hidden unless you decide otherwise. (You can always re-add columns and row headers to your table in the “View” dropdown menu.)
*Easily add columns to tables with row headers hidden: *Add a column to a table when you type or double-click the right-most gray column. It’s incredibly handy, and now it’s there regardless of whether row headers are shown or hidden. (Bonus factoid: We call that thing a “ghost column.” Spooky.)
*Right click a sheet to delete it:* We used to have both “Delete Sheet” (which deletes a single sheet within a spreadsheet) and “Delete Spreadsheet” (which deletes the entire spreadsheet) in the same dropdown menu. This was, understandably, confusing to a lot of people. Now if you want to delete a single sheet, right click it in the sheet selector and choose “Delete."

Bug fixes & updates

* *“Release Notes” in Profile Settings and RSS feed reader access*: Access our weekly release notes by clicking the new Release Notes item in your profile settings or subscribe to our release notes website through your personal RSS feed reader for weekly updates. For Web, Mac, and Windows.
* *Filter Views:* Create a filter view when you don’t want to change the view of the spreadsheet for all shared collaborators. Save and reuse your filter views, so you don’t have to waste time configuring them again. For Web, Mac, Windows.
* *Spreadsheets in Slides: *You can now add a spreadsheet to any slide in Quip. Use it as a simple table to organize information or as a full-featured spreadsheet for serious number crunching. For Web, Mac, Windows.
* *Improved search on mobile: *Now you’ll see even more relevant results when you search for documents, folders, and people on our mobile app. For iOS and Android.
* *Link Previews: *You can now preview the titles, summaries, and thumbnails for links shared in mobile messages. For iOS.

Bug fixes and feature updates

Bug Fixes and Improvements

Bug fixes

Bug fixes and feature updates

Feature updates and bug fixes.

Bug Fixes and Improvements

Bug Fixes and Improvements

Bug fixes, Feature updates

Bug fixes.

* Vibrant new color scheme
* Quip now takes full advantage of the larger screen on iPad Pro, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR
* You can now attach videos to messages and comments
* Various bug fixes

Charts in spreadsheet

Bug Fixes!

Bug Fixes!

Bug fixes

Bug fixes

Bug fixes!

Bug fixes!

Performance improvements and bug fixes.

New, distinctively orange icon that emphasizes the collaborative nature of Quip. Plus the usual performance improvements and bug fixes.

New, distinctively orange icon that emphasizes the collaborative nature of Quip. Plus the usual performance improvements and bug fixes.

Bug fixes and stability improvements

Bug fixes and stability improvements

Bug fixes and stability improvements

Bug fixes and stability improvements

Bug fixes and stability improvements

Bug fixes and stability improvements

Bug fixes and stability improvements