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Jump to any ClickUp list, view, or action with your keyboard. A command palette with saved views for the ClickUp web app. Velocity adds a command palette to the ClickUp web app, so you can move around ClickUp with your keyboard instead of clicking through the sidebar all day. Press Ctrl or Cmd + Shift + K on app.clickup.com, type a few letters, and press Enter. That is it. What you can do: - Command palette: open it with one shortcut, search, and jump to a view, list, or action. - Save the views you use: open a view you use often and save it. It joins the palette by name, and because it stores the real ClickUp URL, it keeps working across your team spaces. - Rename and remove anytime: manage your saved views right in the palette or in the popup. - Keyboard first: arrow keys to move, Enter to open, Esc to close. - Matches your theme: the palette is readable in both light and dark ClickUp. - Declutter (Pro): hide parts of the ClickUp interface you do not use. Free and Pro: - Free includes the full command palette, keyboard navigation, and up to 6 saved views. - Pro removes the limit and adds declutter (hide parts of the ClickUp UI you do not use). Private by design: - Everything is stored locally in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server, there is no account, and there is no tracking. Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl or Cmd + Shift + K. Velocity is an independent extension and is not affiliated with ClickUp.
Jul 20, 2026
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