For dev teams
Ship without leaving Basecamp.
Kanban, story points, bug triage, and automated handoffs — added to the Basecamp the rest of your company already uses. Keep one source of truth. Skip the Jira migration debate.
Why engineering on Basecamp is painful.
Basecamp isn't built for engineering workflows
No Kanban. No story points. No "In review" vs "Ready to ship". You've been gluing emoji and naming conventions together to fake it.
Tempted to move to Linear or Jira
Half the team wants to switch. The other half — including the founder — lives in Basecamp and won't budge. Nobody wins.
Sprint planning by spreadsheet
You export to-dos into a Google Sheet, tag priority, tag estimate, copy back. Every week. Forever.
Bugs buried in to-do lists
New bugs land in the same list as feature work. By the time a PM triages them, something's already on fire.
What Assistant unlocks for engineering.
Kanban that mirrors your workflow
Every Basecamp to-do list becomes a Kanban column — so a project can have 1 or 10 columns depending on the workflow. Collapse the columns you don't need to stay focused on what's in-flight.
Story points, estimates, and bug priority
Custom fields for whatever your team tracks. Numeric story points, priority dropdowns, bug severity — filter the Kanban by any of them.
Triage automations
Anything tagged "bug" auto-routes to your triage list. "Severity: High" auto-assigns the on-call. "Done" auto-moves to the archive list.
Keep Basecamp as the source of truth
Your non-dev teammates stay in Basecamp. Your engineers get the views they need. Nobody has to move tools.
Sprint-ready Basecamp.
Kanban, without the Jira migration.
60-day free trial. No credit card. Stay on Basecamp, ship like a modern team.