Connect GitHub and Basecamp Automatically

Name: Git Helpers
Price: 12.00 USD

Auto-sync GitHub pull request updates to your Basecamp to-dos and cards. Your team stays informed when PRs are opened, updated, or merged — without any manual copying.

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✓ Free 14-day trial · No credit card required

Link to-dos, cards, and PRs

Connect to-dos and card table items with PRs directly from Basecamp or GitHub

Auto-close to-dos and cards

When the PR is merged, close the to-do or move the card to Done automatically

Keep to-dos and cards up-to-date

Automatically post PR status updates to your to-dos and cards

Works for your whole team

Everyone in your Basecamp organization can use Git Helpers under one subscription

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Security

Git Helpers has access only to metadata, issues, and pull requests. It does not have access to your code.

Git Helpers accesses GitHub only to provide PR updates in Basecamp.

How it works

Link

Paste a GitHub PR link in your Basecamp to-do or card, in the description or as a comment

Or paste a Basecamp link in your GitHub PR

Sync

Git Helpers posts status updates to your Basecamp item automatically

Done

When the PR is merged, your to-do or card closes automatically

To-do automatically completed when PR merges

Simple pricing

$12 /month

or $96/year — equivalent to $8/month

✓ Covers everyone in your Basecamp organization

✓ 14-day free trial included

✓ No credit card required to start

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As a long-time user of Basecamp and GitHub, I've looked for ways to connect them. For many of us, project management lives in Basecamp, and code lives in GitHub.

I created Git Helpers to make Basecamp and GitHub talk to each other in a way that makes sense. Easily link PRs with to-dos and card table items. Auto-close a to-do when a PR is merged. Keep your items up-to-date with PR status changes.

Take some manual steps out of your Basecamp and GitHub processes. Give it a shot and let me know what you think.

Cheers,
Corey Martin
Washington, DC