Visualise timelines, dependencies, and sequence logic so the team always knows where the schedule stands.
See the full picture of your plan on a time-scaled canvas: activities, milestones, and links between work so everyone understands what drives what.
Use the chart to communicate status, compare against baselines, and spot drift before dates slip. Dependencies stay visible so trade-offs are explicit, not hidden in spreadsheets.
Whether you are coordinating a single project or a complex network of tasks, a clear Gantt view keeps delivery teams and stakeholders aligned on what happens next.
The in-app chart is built on the same activities, relationships, and calculated dates as your register—toolbar controls for scale and data date sit alongside an interactive timeline powered by your live project data.
Bars reflect calculated start and finish dates from your plan—not arbitrary sketching. After you maintain logic in the activity register and run schedule calculation, the Gantt stays aligned with the same numbers your network and critical path use.
Summary rows roll up children; milestones appear as zero-duration markers. The chart respects parent–child structure so executives see packages while teams still manage detail underneath.
Trace links between tasks visually and draw new finish-to-start relationships directly on the chart. New links persist to the project so the dependency register and Gantt stay in sync.
Zoom the timeline from day-level detail up through week, fortnight, month, quarter, or year views—pick the scale that fits stand-ups, steering meetings, or long-range roadmaps.
Show a vertical status line for “as of” reporting: follow today automatically in live mode, or lock a date for snapshots and narratives. Your choice is remembered per project.
Jump the view to the earliest work, scan name/start/finish columns beside the timeline, and read the year range in the toolbar so large programs stay orientable.
Status changes in board-style views flow through to the same underlying activities the Gantt displays, so delivery teams are not reconciling conflicting pictures.
Use the Gantt with WBS structure, critical path insight, and AI questions grounded in the same schedule.
