Scattered conversations are slowing your team down. Campsite combines post, calls, docs, and chat so your team can move faster and stay focused.

Hey PH, co-founder of Campsite here, I'm really excited to show you what we've been working on! We started Campsite in 2022 to help designers share work in progress, but along the way, we ended up building an entirely new (and better!) way for teams to collaborate. This year, we went heads-down to build everything we needed to simplify our entire communication stack (we no longer use Slack, Notion, and Zoom). Campsite combines posts, calls, docs, and chat into one app so your team can move faster and stay focused. It's a refreshingly new way to work, where all of your team communication happens in one place and is easy to share or find later. And today, Campsite is available for everyone! Here are a few more details about the primitives that make Campsite so useful: Posts — the default way to communicate on Campsite; conversations are threaded by default, organized into spaces, and easy to find. Docs — a simple but powerful text editor with beautiful formatting, inline comments, rich embeds, and web publishing. Calls — one-click calls (with screen sharing) that can be recorded and automatically summarized to share with your team. Chat — DMs and group chat for private conversations and real-time collaboration. There's a lot more you'll just have to try for yourself: AI-generated post summaries and resolutions, follow-ups, feedback requests, integrations with Linear & Cal.com, and so much more. Our team would love to hear your feedback — we'll be here all day to answer your questions and show you how Campsite can help your team move faster.

@brian_lovin this is awesome! I’m super curious, was it always part of the master plan to start with a communication tool for designers and then later go horizontal to non-designers too? Or was this more of a pivot?

@brian_lovin This seems to be a supercharger for productivity. Been using it. Is there any plan to support Enterprise level?

Wait this is wild - I can see small teams and big teams can replace so many tools with this. LOVE IT! You can replace Notion, Slack, Google Meet, Zoom, meeting AIs, etc. Love the migration guide section too. I can def see startups starting will have a slightly easier time adopting this tool, but I think companies who want to consolidate everything will see the benefit too. I think the goal is to make everything SUPER seemless and connected. Maybe the obvious next tool would be calendar as well? Calendar -> meeting -> post -> discussion -> ? Congrats on the launch @brian_lovin and team! Def an ambitious project, but I think this is the future. All in one apps.

@tonyhanded NAILED it. Thank you for the support.

@tonyhanded thanks Tony! Getting even more plugged in to calendars is on our minds so that you never even need to think about when to reach for a Campsite call 🗓️

@brian_lovin ^amazing!

We've been testing out Campsite for the last few weeks at Basedash, and I've become a believer in it. I think it's too early to say if I'll be able to convince the whole team to move over (old habits die hard) but I think we'll eventually use it for more and more of our internal communication. Our original use case was for a Multi.app replacement, as they've were acq by OpenAI recently. We wanted something that would help us have better internal calls, as we're a fully remote and distributed team. That use case, though, isn't what has kept us using it—we're actually moved a lot of our "bigger" conversations over from Slack/Notion/Figma/Linear into Campsite. Here's the value for us, specifically from a designers perspective: Previously, when I had a rough concept, or a new design that was ready for feedback, I shared it to Slack. Nothing quite wrong with that, but if any other discussions popped up in that channel, it became a chore to keep something relevant. I was having to bump conversations, reply in threads and "also send this to channel" and had to work to keep a topic that might need a few days or weeks to marinate fresh in the team's mind. What ended up happening, though, is that I'd then forget that I didn't have all of the feedback, or someone would miss the post, and then we'd have to dig back and then reshare. Or worse, it would just get forgotten in the feed. There's not been a place where that conversation, embedded designs, and feedback loop has been organized until we started using Campsite. The single inbox it has serves as a todo list, where I can see other teammates replies and comments from across all posts, and I can take action or dismiss them without losing track of a conversation. With Slack/Notion, it was never easy to feel like I had a read on what was relevant to me. With Slack, it's a firehose, with Notion, it's a, well... it's a dumpster fire (for us). I never know where anything is. Campsite has given us a solution to that problem, and one that I didn't even know existed. In addition to that, I see a huge potential with their video chat fully replacing Zoom/Meet, as the meetings-as-a-post model is one of those "why has no one done this before?" types of features. For user interviews, design/product jams, and demos, having a recorded, transcribed (with timestamps), and summarized version of that call allows us to find what customers/prospects have said with a search, and feel like it's possible to have async meetings and still feel in the loop. I'm an advocate for recording every call, and the way that campsite handles the recording puts every single other video call service to shame. The only hurdle I see with this is that most people who use it externally are unfamiliar with anything but zoom, so there's a learning curve with opening a new video app for them when meetings start. One last point. The campsite team straight up ships. They've been unbelievably responsive, thorough, and receptive to feedback and have shipped numerous quality of life improvements in our short few weeks of use. That drive gives me confidence that they'll out-execute other apps and add features (of a higher quality) where other apps have absolutely stagnated. I can't count on Zoom, Slack, or any other app to ship basically anything new anymore. The pain points they have will continue to exist. I'm confident that if something is missing/early in Campsite, their team will be aware and willing to ship fixes and improvements. Great launch. Highly recommend. It's not an easy switch, but I think it's worth it.

@tomjohndesign wow, thank you so much for sharing this story Tom — y'all have been so helpful with feedback and bug reports, we really appreciate your thoughtful feedback 🥰

USEFUL Very Good My Favourite app Docs Calls Posts Chat Are Literally Everything I Could ever want For This Is the Best App i❤️Campsite Everyone Should use It

We use and love Campsite. Ya'll built a really special product that's helped us stay in flow state and get shit done. It's also fricken gorgeous!

We have been using Campsite at Airbnb since it's early beta. It is such a powerful tool for collaboration and fits perfectly into our work from anywhere culture.

USEFUL Very Good My Favourite app Docs Calls Posts Chat Are Literally Everything I Could ever want For This Is the Best App i❤️Campsite Everyone Should use It

We use and love Campsite. Ya'll built a really special product that's helped us stay in flow state and get shit done. It's also fricken gorgeous!

We have been using Campsite at Airbnb since it's early beta. It is such a powerful tool for collaboration and fits perfectly into our work from anywhere culture.

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Your team's posts, calls, docs, and chat in one app

Your team's posts, calls, docs, and chat in one app

Campsite

Your team's posts, calls, docs, and chat in one app

Your team's posts, calls, docs, and chat in one app

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