Embed rich posts into a note with a link or the new slash command menu. Embedded posts are perfect for adding historical context to a new idea or creating curated rollups of your team's work.
Use the new /
command menu to start searching for a post while writing a note:
/
to open a command menu for formatting rich text in a note.[ ]
or [x]
at the beginning of a list will convert the list item into a task.Stay in flow by creating new post versions directly from the Campsite + Figma plugin.
We've also added new commands to the plugin to:
The plugin has also been rebuilt from the ground up with a smoother authentication flow, upload progress indicators, improved keyboard navigation, and a more cohesive UI.
Install the Campsite Figma plugin.
We've deprecated our integrations with Linear and GitHub to create new issues from posts. Let us know how we can connect Campsite to your existing tools by requesting new integrations.
Share more expressive notes with your team by embedding videos, images, gifs, and prototypes. Notes now support drag-and-drop so that rearranging your ideas is fast and intuitive.
All posts start as private drafts so you can compose, annotate, and get feedback before posting to your entire team.
To share a draft for private feedback, enable the "Anyone with the link" visibility toggle in the Share menu.
We combined the post view with the attachment preview dialog to create a new, streamlined post layout.
The new post layout includes a collapsible sidebar with dynamic controls for requesting feedback, creating Linear or GitHub issues, and leaving comments.
The new streamlined post view and composer have been combined into a single experience so authors know exactly what viewers will see when a post is published. Authors can preview full-size attachments, annotate designs with comments to add context, and create issues while drafting a new post.
Broadcasting posts to Slack is now optional. Our redesigned share sheet pre-fills a Slack channel linked to the current project, but authors can choose to broadcast to a different channel or skip the broadcast entirely.
This change gives authors more control to get work in front of the right people at the right time.