Just updated Project Recon lets Windows users bring Basecamp projects and to-dos to the desktop

Project Recon, which gives Windows users browserless access to Basecamp projects and time, just released a major update with a completely redesigned interface (inspired by the iPhone).

Basecamp is a great tool for managing projects, to-do lists and hours. However, it can be a hassle to fire up a web browser, login and navigate to a project when you switch tasks. That's why we built Project Recon.

Project Recon works with Basecamp to bring your projects and to-dos to your desktop. It sits in the system tray and lets you log hours to Basecamp immediately -- without the hassle of logging in and waiting for pages to load.

At this time, Project Recon is Windows-only. Project Recon requires a Basecamp plan with time-tracking (Plus or Max).

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Related: Project Recon gives Windows users browserless access to Basecamp projects and time [Product Blog]