I don't know if this is due to a lack of moderation or an indication on how monday's losing users.

If you're an active or semi-active visitor of this subreddit please share your thoughts and next moves.

I personally HATE the monday community and prefer reddit's interface to it a thousand times. Especially their new interface is so bad and also unfair. I can't even look at it without getting a headache, let alone use it actively.

This is what monday is getting wrong: the push on AI with no focus on reducing overall costs and with an obvious focus on charging clients more just based on the trendiness of something.

AI became a huge trend BECAUSE it can help cut costs. That's the important bit. I wish someone with a magic staff could restore monday's love for helping get work done instead of their sole focus on revenue recently.

The subreddit now has 3.8k members. The description says 8k. I don't know if I'm tripping but is the subreddit losing members?

Hi there. I'm researching how companies build hyper-personalized in-house solutions using AI to get off of big SaaS platforms like monday or salesforce. I'm curious to know if anyone here has any experience with that.

• Was the migration tough?
• Has it been a lasting solution?
• Are you happy with your new solution?
• What was the most challenging parts of building the solution and migrating to it?
• Is there need for constant services and care after the migration? Mainenance, upgrading, etc. If yes, how often and in what size of effort?

Thanks in advance for your attention.

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monday only accepts apps with AI capabilities to marketplace. This big shift here is going to cost some partners their businesses and some users will choose to migrate off monday.

Feel free to disagree; I'm horrified.

BTW: "Does your app contains"? Who wrote this? God I miss the 2024 monday... that's why many of us chose monday; their attention to detail.

I have been building a business doing monday services for 2 years now. I initially picked monday because of the great community and support they had for their partners and how much they cared about their clients.

In 2026 however it feels like it is free falling. I see features being released that haven’t been tested well and are buggy and obv vibe coded. I see their community switching to a clunky new system that’s a torture to use. I see their subreddit is totally unmoderated and full of ai answers. But what made me legit worried was seeing reports of people not being able to get in touch with customer support! I’m losing hope. What do you think? What’s the future of work management and CRM? Where to move next?

For context I am a MSc in CS graduate with years of software engineering experience; I switched to this as I could build hyper custom solutions and I wanted to start a company. What a confusing time to do that btw.

Hi there. I've tried contacting mods with no luck. There is a surge in the number of repeating AI-generated replies that concerns me. This subreddit is such an amazing place to connect, if those few strictly using it for personal gain with no regard for the genuine dwellers here, let it be.

(The ones replying when a post gets more than a certain number of views with an AI-gened answer)

Hi there, I'm trying to see if any big company (15+ people) is using monday AI with tangible results?

Not just for automatically assigning labels to items but actually getting work done with multi-agent workflows?

• What have you been able to replace?
• What's the impact and ROI?
• Is it cheaper or better than using external AI via API or other interfaces?

I personally prefered the old polished and simple community website. This new one feels a bit clunky and discouraging engagement.

Curious to know what you guys think about the new community website?