PEOPLE01
ALNEW HIRE
Alex starts Monday.
Let’s get everything ready.
A proper welcome.Less mess.
More done.
The small stuff that runs your company.
Finally in one place.
People, access, software, and that
“don’t let me forget”. Without the drama.
Fewer explanations. Tap and try. FOR SMALL TEAMS WITH A LOT ON THEIR PLATE.
SMALL TASKS. REAL RELIEF. INTERACTIVE DEMO
The work
behind
the work.
The jobs nobody came here to do.
But someone has to.
03Small things waiting.
Tap one and get it off your plate.
Tap one and get it off your plate.
ACCESS02
FUNDER CONTROL
Still on Figma?
Dani left. The access didn’t.
Exits without loose ends.REMINDERS03
NEXTRA MEMORY
Notion renews tomorrow.
Don’t let it sneak up.
Your head’s busy enough. Try it. It feels good.Illustrative examples. Zero real mess.
One company.Small tools.Zero soap operas.
01 / THE IDEA
You started a company.
Not to manage
software.
To get things done.
But between leftover access, someone starting, and a renewal nobody saw coming… the small stuff eats the day.
Simplish puts that backstage in order.
Small tools that do one job.
And do it well. You get on with yours.
02 / JUST ENOUGH. DONE WELL.Small tools.
Small tools.
Big lift.
You don’t need 400 features.
You need these jobs — and a few more on the way.
People
Who works here?
Your team, their stuff, what they need. Real people, not endless records.
On / Offboarding
What’s left to do?
Arrivals without improvising. Exits without loose ends. One list, done.
Software & access
Who has access to what?
Subscriptions, renewals and access in one place. No more “I think Dani handles that.”
Reminders
Are we forgetting something?
Tomorrow, next month, and the thing that always slips. Out of your head.
Assets
Who has the laptop?
Assign it, find it, get it back. Before the offboarding, not after the panic.
Brand Kit
Where’s the real logo?
Logos, colors, files. The official ones. Stop fishing in last year’s Drive.
Profile photos
Need a photo that looks like us?
Generate portraits that match the brand. No stock faces. No “can you send a headshot?”
Checklists
What needs doing this month?
Recurring jobs with an owner and a next date. Same list, next time, already waiting.
Policies
Who actually read this?
Publish it, version it, ask for a yes. Not a wiki. A clear “I’ve read it.”
And then some
What else is coming?
Plenty more small tools, when they earn their place. Not a suite. A growing pile of already done.
All connected. One subscription.That’s simplish.
THE POINT ISN’T TO SPEND MORE TIME HERE.QUITE THE OPPOSITE.
Come in.
Do it.
Get on with
your life.
The best business software
is the kind that leaves you alone.
FEWER SCREENS.FEWER LOOPS.MORE “DONE.”
03 / THE GOOD BIT’S COMINGBe among
No “got 15 minutes?”
Be among
the first.
We’re doing the small things
properly. Come in from the start.
No “got 15 minutes?”
YOUR NEXT “DONE” STARTS HERE
So what is Simplish, exactly?
A collection of small tools for the jobs that keep a company running: people, arrivals, exits, software, access and reminders. All connected, with one aim: come in, do what needs doing, and get on with your day.
Who is it for?
Teams of about 5 to 50 people. Especially the person who ends up remembering renewals, prepping arrivals, and asking who has access to what. Even if their title doesn’t say “operations.”
When can I try it?
We’re building the first version. We’ll open access gradually and email you when you can get in. We’d rather not promise a date we can’t stand behind yet.
How much will it cost?
The price isn’t set yet. The idea is: one company, one subscription, every tool. Joining the list is free, needs no card, and doesn’t commit you to buying anything.
Does this change things in Figma, Notion and the rest?
The first version helps you organise and follow those jobs. The actions on this landing are interactive examples: they don’t connect to outside services or change real access. We don’t promise automations that don’t exist yet.
What happens when I join?
We store your email to tell you when Simplish access opens. No newsletters, no drip campaigns. Change your mind, write to hello@basezero.dev and we’ll remove your signup.