Planned vs actual
Every task shows its planned duration as a light band plus a filled bar for real progress, so delays are visible at a glance.
Paste a Google Sheets table, upload a CSV, or connect a live spreadsheet — and get a clean, shareable Gantt chart in seconds. Track planned vs actual progress, deadlines, dependencies, and who owns each task. No sign-up needed.
Free forever for CSV & paste · Premium adds live Google Sheets sync, auto-refresh, and snapshots
Every task shows its planned duration as a light band plus a filled bar for real progress, so delays are visible at a glance.
Set a completion percentage per task. Bars are color-coded by state: completed, in progress, not started, behind, or overdue.
A red today line plus automatic “should have started” and overdue flags highlight exactly where your schedule is slipping.
Define task dependencies in your sheet and the chart draws arrows between linked tasks automatically.
Zoom in on one person in charge with the PIC filter, or see the whole project hierarchy — parents, children, and leaves.
Export the full chart as a high-resolution image, ready to drop into a report, slides, or a client update.
Keep one column set: id, parent_item, child_item, pic, plan_start, plan_end, actual_start, actual_end, progress, dependencies, notes, notes_display.
Connect a live Google Sheets spreadsheet (Premium), or paste / upload CSV for free. Your data is parsed instantly in your browser.
Filter by PIC, switch chart themes, and export a PNG. Premium users can save versions and auto-refresh from the sheet.
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Copy your spreadsheet data and paste it into the tool, or download it as CSV and upload it. Premium users can connect a live Google Sheets spreadsheet so the chart auto-syncs on a schedule.
Yes. CSV upload and paste are free forever, with no sign-up. Premium is an optional upgrade that adds a live Google Sheets connection, multiple spreadsheets, auto-refresh, and version snapshots.
One header row with: id, parent_item, child_item, pic, plan_start, plan_end, actual_start, actual_end, progress, dependencies, notes, notes_display. Only id and child_item are strictly needed for structure; plan dates and progress drive the planned-vs-actual bars.
Open the example spreadsheet, then copy the tab and paste it into the tool, or download it as CSV and upload it. It includes header and parent rows, planned vs actual dates, progress, and dependencies you can adapt.
Yes. The PNG export captures the full chart — labels, bars, progress, and dependency arrows — at high resolution.
Each task bar shows its planned duration as a light band, with a filled portion for actual progress. Tasks that should have started, or are overdue, are flagged automatically and a red today line marks the current date.
Yes. The layout is responsive and the chart scrolls horizontally on small screens, so you can review timelines on a phone or tablet.
Paste a Google Sheets table or upload a CSV and see your Gantt chart in seconds.