Wrike: Trusted work delivery

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Last verified 6 Aug 2026

• Free to download

Last verified 7 Aug 2026

4.6 6766 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5App doubles comments, no scrum boards

   Recently the app keeps showing my comment reply back to someone in a thread twice, like I hit submit twice on a comment but I didn’t. There’s also zero support for Scrum framework. No sprint planning board or review/retrospective section or easy burn down and capacity planning. Use Jira or DevOps if you need scrum framework in your Agile business. Finally. And this really bugs me, I cannot go up a level. When I’m at a task level I cannot go up a parent level in the app. Really basic flow functionality missing.

   Palli · 6 Aug 2026

2. 3/5Ok for Single Project/ Company, Not For Freelancers

   I’m a freelancer that’s been using Wrike (browser version) for years for multiple projects. I love it. I downloaded the app mostly for communication, so I could reply to teams and view attachments easily - I often want to know what’s changed in a doc. The actual work gets done on my PC though. The app is sort of ok and might work if I only had one project/ company, but it forces me to log in each time I toggle to a new one. Today I knew I’d seen something hit my inbox I needed to rely to but couldn’t remember which company it was for. I went through all of them (took several minutes between logins and fat fingers miskeying) but the comment wasn’t visible in any. So, I went to my email and clicked the link there, then got a “can’t open link” error message explaining I either didn’t have permission or the link was bad. :/. I just went back to the desktop version. Sigh. I wasted more time trying to view the dang comment than I did in the entire span it took to boot my PC and reply like normal.

   MyNicknameIsJ_ · 6 Aug 2026

3. 3/5Website great, app so-so

   Wrike is a powerful system and the web-based interface is intuitive. But the iOS app is odd and limited. For example, you can add a folder but can’t alter it’s name. There are two panels that sometimes work in tandem as you’d expect (with one showing a drill down of the other), but other times they seem completely independent. For example, you might be showing a project in the left hand pane and you’d expect associated tasks to be in the right hand pane but instead the right hand pane still show the previous task you were looking at from another folder. And there are many things that just aren’t editable or movable in the iOS app. If you plan to be on your desktop 95% of the time, then this iOS app could be a helpful view into your work in a pinch. But hope to use your iPad or iPhone for working your projects, I would look to another project management system.

   ProductivePurpose · 6 Aug 2026

4. 1/5Was A Great App, Latest Update Broke Everytging

   The mobile app worked great, but several weeks ago, the developers issued a new update, and now nothing appears in the inbox or my work tabs. Nothing shows up in the “shared with me” section. I have literally dozens of tasks and folders (which you also can no longer view) and templates (guess what, you can’t view those, either). I have new notifications / mentions on the desktop version, which thankfully still works. I also no longer receive any type of notifications (yep, they’re turned on, all types). These problems exist consistently whether connected to WiFi or cellular data networks (with cellular data turned on for Wrike). If it were possible to create an app which is nothing more than a paper weight, this is it. Unfortunately, this makes Wrike a far less useful business app than the powerful business collaboration tool it used to be.

   Bummer Toons · 6 Aug 2026

5. 1/5Frustrating Experience

   This app is the only reason I need to own a desktop computer instead of working solely off my iPad Pro. I would give anything simply to be able to log in to the web version of Wrike on the iPad Pro. There’s absolutely no reason I shouldn’t be able to. The device is capable, the screen is big enough, the browser is powerful enough, but their site recognizes I’m on a “device” and redirects me to an App Store. So I’m stuck with the app, and let me tell you, this app is a frustrating experience. It’s more of a “lite” version of Wrike think, intended for people who want to check in on things now and then on the go. You can’t see what comments are attached to after they’re made. You can’t use commenting shapes beyond the dot... no arrows or squares or freehand (which would be amazing for editing documents with the Apple Pencil), and you can’t delete or edit a comment after the fact if you need to, need to power up the regular computer to do that. Also, approvals aren’t reliable. I marked “approved” on a few documents on the iPad app and they showed up as “changes required” instead. Thought I hit the wrong button by accident but nope, tested it again and it marks it as changed required even when you hit approved. Think maybe it’s just my iPad? Unfortunately not. Same thing with 2 of my coworkers that use iPad Pros, probably more, but asking 2 others to try was enough. And finally, another thing that drives me completely bananas is if you comment in a task from the app it puts a little phone icon next to your comment as if you wrote it from the app on the phone! Tablets are the new laptops, Wrike developers. Please either stop treating iPads like they’re phones by giving a “lite” experience. OR simply let us tablet users log in via the browser like a normal person.

   j.amie. · 6 Aug 2026

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• 2026.3.0 · 16 Jul 2026