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Basecamp, formerly named 37signals, is a privately held American web application company based in Chicago, Illinois.
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4.65/5 based on 105 reviews
Maker reviews of Basecamp
Basecamp helps us manage our cycles in the perfect way. We set the right appetite for each cycle and it's been a game changer for us when it comes to development and getting the important things done.
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There’s something about its no-frills approach—it's like a calm, clutter-free zone where everything just gets done without overthinking
I’m not sure how we would’ve kept our sanity without Basecamp. With so many moving parts while building Impakt AI, Basecamp helped us stay on top of deadlines, share progress, and keep things simple.
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•8 reviews
Basecamp is the only remote company hub you want to use for communication, collaboration, project management and more. That's, if you want to stay calm, productive, and happy. The team behind it has years and years of working remotely, bootstrapping, and creating calm working environments. That translates into the features they maintain and add to their product.
•4 reviews
Basecamp is a fantastic project management tool that simplifies team collaboration and task management. Its intuitive interface, clear communication features, and centralized organization make it easy to track progress and meet deadlines. Perfect for teams looking for an efficient and straightforward solution!
•10 reviews
I am using Basecamp as my daily driver. It's incredibly easy to use and it's Kanban Boards are pretty intuitive too. The only downside is that it only has paid tiers as compared to other tools like Jira or Slack which offer free usage (with a decent set of features) ideal for small teams and freelancers. Nevertheless, Basecamp is definitely worth checking out.
•12 reviews
I am using Basecamp as my daily driver. It's incredibly easy to use and it's Kanban Boards are pretty intuitive too. The only downside is that it only has paid tiers as compared to other tools like Jira or Slack which offer free usage (with a decent set of features) ideal for small teams and freelancers. Nevertheless, Basecamp is definitely worth checking out.