On Stompstart by 5 March 2016 · United States
GANTTplanner.
A tool that redrew Google Calendar events as a zoomable Gantt chart, later set aside by its makers for a team scheduling app called TeamCal.
Productivity and collaboration
Timeline
- Listing page saved
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- Listed on Stompstart
“Turn your Google Calendar into a Gantt chart”
- Changed course
The GANTTplanner site says its makers 'will be focusing on TeamCal moving forward', describing TeamCal as a Google Calendar scheduling tool that grew out of GANTTplanner user feedback and had operated for three years.
Change of course · Announced
As listed on Stompstart
“Turn your Google Calendar into a Gantt chart”
I created GANTTplanner for everyone who is using Google Calendar to manage their projects. GANTTplanner visualizes your calendar as a simple Gantt chart. The nice thing about that? It enables you to group events and look at them with a unified timeline. It makes it much easier to see what is happening at every stage of your project. You can find dependencies at a glance and discover blockers much faster. Gantt charts do support different zoom levels (hour-years). Events can directly be added and modified inside the Gantt and it is possible to assign each event a task progress. The result can be shared with other users or be exported to PDF/Image.
- Platforms
- Web
- Model
- B2B, SaaS
- Location
- United States
In our words: The listing, written by its creator, described GANTTplanner as a way to see Google Calendar events on a Gantt timeline, group them, spot dependencies and blockers, and set task progress. Charts could be shared with other users or exported as PDF or image files, with zoom levels from hours to years.
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- Website
- teamcalapp.com ↗
Publication record
- Release
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