Changelog

Release notes for every version of the extension and web app.

Current version: v0.2.0

v1.0.0 — June 2026

Submitted to the Chrome Web Store for review

Basecamp 5 support

Updated the extension for Basecamp’s 2026 redesign: navigation, field, and Kanban injection, unread highlighting, and same-origin API calls all work on the new app.basecamp.com.

Pricing

Moved to one flat price: $29/month or $290/year for unlimited seats. One admin connects and pays, and everyone in that Basecamp account gets access automatically. No per-seat charges, seat assignments, or access requests.

New

Open in Kanban button on card tables and to-do sets. Jump straight into the Kanban view for that board.
Click a collapsed Kanban column’s title to expand it.

Removed (now native in Basecamp 5)

Voice notes: Basecamp 5 records voice messages natively.
Activity sidebar: Basecamp 5 ships a built-in recent-activity feed.
“Post this message” primary toggle: Basecamp 5 already makes Post the primary action.

Submitted to the Chrome Web Store for review

New Features

New Features tab inside the Assistant overlay: per-user toggles to enable or disable the features.
Option to Make “Post this message” the primary action, drafting becomes secondary.
A copy icon to quickly copy the URL of the open page in website and PWA app of the Basecamp. (cmd+shift+L also works as a shortcut)
Extension UI now only renders on Basecamp accounts connected to Assistant. No more empty tabs on unrelated accounts.
Role- and seat-aware gating: members without a seat see a clear “Request access” prompt on the Kanban page instead of a broken experience.
Basecamp admins on unconnected accounts get a “Connect Assistant” prompt for one-click onboarding from inside Basecamp.
Settings tabs (Custom Fields, Automations, Integrations) are now admin-only.
Removed legacy inline kanban code and two unused feature panels.

Auth & API

Unified /auth/me endpoint returns identity, accounts, and preferences in a single round trip; retired the separate /auth/accounts call from the extension.
Cancelling Basecamp’s OAuth consent screen now bounces you back to the web app with a friendly message instead of stranding you on a raw API error.

Major release