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Quip 3.0

Work with people, not files. Now with spreadsheets.

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Bret Taylor
@btaylor · CEO, Quip
While not nearly as innovative as "A messaging app for messaging Ethan," we are pretty excited about this launch. You shouldn't have to choose the structure of your data before you start to write - that's why we wanted to enable you to mix and match spreadsheets with all the other content Quip supports, from text to images to lists. Let us know what you thi… See more

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Bret Taylor
@btaylor · CEO, Quip
While not nearly as innovative as "A messaging app for messaging Ethan," we are pretty excited about this launch. You shouldn't have to choose the structure of your data before you start to write - that's why we wanted to enable you to mix and match spreadsheets with all the other content Quip supports, from text to images to lists. Let us know what you thi… See more
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Steven Sinofsky
@stevesi · a16z
Really exciting to see this implementation--the collaborative view of sheets, the use of multiple sheets in a quip doc, the zoom to full screen, the handling of labels, etc. Lots of really interesting things. Most interesting is how this is reflective of the very old Claris/Apple Works and is bringing back the notion that an integrated document type reimag… See more
Emily Ritter
@emilyarden · Marketing, Mode
From the day I started using Quip, I couldn't wait for them to take on spreadsheets. I've been in their spreadsheets beta and am impressed by how their team is rethinking the entire experience; love the simple transition to and from full-screen view. Overall, Quip just keeps getting better. They constantly add delightful features that make getting work don… See more
Dave Morin
@davemorin · Founder & Partner, Slow Ventures
Quip continues to be my all time favorite productivity app on mobile.
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Ryan Hoover
@rrhoover · Founder, Product Hunt
@btaylor have you thought about Ethan integration? ;) Congrats on the launch. I'm curious to hear about the surprises you've had building Quip. There are several obvious use cases and features to build, based on existing behaviors and products but which were the most surprising that you didn't foresee in the beginning?