A fax from the early days resurfaces
Jason shared a 37signals marketing flyer from 2000, found while going through old legal files. They remembered making it in InDesign.
x.comSee the old marketing flyerJason Fried co-founded 37signals, the company behind Basecamp, HEY, and Fizzy, and writes books and essays about making useful products and running calmer businesses.
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Jason shared a 37signals marketing flyer from 2000, found while going through old legal files. They remembered making it in InDesign.
x.comSee the old marketing flyerJason announced the official Basecamp ChatGPT plugin, with ways to explore projects, create projects, turn notes into to-dos, and search across work from chat.
x.comRead the announcementJason reported that 50 of 55 paid ticket holders attended a free event with a $100 deposit refunded at the door. They planned to donate the $500 from no-shows and try the approach again.
In a new essay, Jason separated development metrics from product quality. The focus is how useful, clear, and satisfying the finished thing feels to its customers.
37signals released Basecamp 5. David Heinemeier Hansson highlighted the new editor, keyboard navigation, and notification sidebar, and credited Jason with the new marketing site’s product summary.
world.hey.comRead the Basecamp 5 launch postFollow Jason’s notes on products, design, and the everyday work of running a company.
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