A web app that pulls ClickUp logged time entries and renders a real capacity and overload view per person

ClickUp's built-in Workload view is wired to task estimates, not actual tracked hours. Managers see how much work is assigned, not how much time is actually being spent. When a task is estimated at 2h but takes 8h, the workload chart stays green while the person is drowning. Every third-party time tracker that integrates with ClickUp (Everhour, Toggl, TMetric) syncs time the other way: they pull tasks from ClickUp but do not push actual-time data back into a workload surface. This app reads ClickUp's time-tracking API directly, aggregates logged hours per assignee per day/week, compares against each user's set capacity, and renders a true utilization view: who is over, who has slack, and which projects or task types are consuming disproportionate real time. The signal is a long-standing 440-vote ClickUp Canny request with no native resolution as of mid-2026.