Basecamp
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Basecamp is a web-based project collaboration tool that allows groups of people to share files, meet deadlines, assign tasks, and centralize feedback.
License model
- Paid • Proprietary
Application types
Country of Origin
United States
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
Features
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POX added Basecamp as alternative to Quiet Chat
gokhul added Basecamp as alternative to Zoho ToDo - Get work organized
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Basecamp Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
Subscription ranging between $15 and $299 per month.Rating
Average rating of 3.8Alternatives
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Office & Productivity, Social & Communications, File Sharing, Business & Commerce, Remote Work & EducationApple AppStore
- Updated Apr 23, 2025
- 4.7 avg rating
Comments and Reviews
Basecamp to-do lists, due dates, and the ability to assign tasks to team members. This helps keep projects organized and on track.
Please correct the description. The minimum cost is $15/user per month, not $0
It gets the job done. However, simple features like following a projects/teams calendar from your personal one is missing, and chat is extremely primitive.
best project management system so far, easy to use and good for small project with a small team.
Good for free users but I like to use ASANA if need more features.
Gets the project management job done.
Web interface looks outdated. We are not in 2000 anymore.
I respect your opinion and I can see where you’re coming from. They’re very opinionated (needless to say). The “giant monolith” approach — that is, a central database with models, controllers etc. — makes all apps, native or web, share a lot of views, templates and user interface components.
They’re not into React or other JavaScript frameworks. Their web app is pure html & css “sprinkled” with js where appropriate.
Neverminding the technologies behind it all, the usability and easy of use should be what matters.
What are you missing? Why is it you’re feeling that the web app is outdated?
I love Basecamp and the UI especially. Other reasons and alternatives are reasons to why I personally use it less and less. But the user experience and the intuitiveness of BC3, I think is impeccable. Also—I actually think it’s beautiful. It’s so clear and the absence of noise make focus and real work a bit easier.