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I'm sure they respect all the competition, but I don't get why they would feel specially threatened by Wunderkit. I've tried it and it's feels so cluttered comp
by pablasso 15y ago
I'm sure they respect all the competition, but I don't get why they would feel specially threatened by Wunderkit. I've tried it and it's feels so cluttered compared to 37signals products.
Seems more like this iteration has been going forever, and they're just ready to launch.
- gerasini 15y agoPablasso, we will never know for sure. But strategically wise, I can see a threat from Wunderkit to Basecamp. Wunderkit is trying to bring a BP-style project management product (evolved) to a mass-market. It is not going for the geeks, designers, etc that BP has mostly as its clients. It is going for the mass and thus a recent article has mentioned them as "a Facebook for the workplace". After all, their first product (Wunderlist) has 1.5M users and reached 1M users in 275 days(!). Finally, a previous comment in HN frames 37s move in a nice way: "This is very Apple. If somebody is going to cannibalize our market anyway, we prefer to do it ourselves." (by armandososa) http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3506546 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3506546