Gantt View for Project Planning

The Gantt view displays your project tasks as horizontal bars on a timeline — each bar representing a task's duration. It's the right view when you need to see how tasks relate to each other over time, manage dependencies, or communicate a project schedule to clients and stakeholders.

Use the Gantt view when you need to:

Each task has its own row in the timeline, visible when start and end dates are set. Lists, parent tasks, and subtasks are clearly structured in a hierarchy. Collapse or expand lists and parent tasks to focus on what's relevant.

Drag unplanned tasks from the sidebar directly into the timeline to give them a start and end date. This only works for tasks that don't have dates yet.

You can also create dependencies between tasks (finish-to-start): Task 1 must finish before Task 2 can begin. You can also move entire lists or parent tasks by drag and drop — all contained tasks shift together.

Click the Scroll into View button in a task's sidebar to jump directly to that task in the timeline.

Enable Auto-Adjust on a parent task to automatically align its start and end dates with its subtasks. The option appears both in the task detail and directly on the task bar in the timeline.

When Auto-Adjust is on, the parent task's dates are driven entirely by its subtasks and cannot be set manually. It's off by default.

Select multiple tasks in the Gantt view via multi-select, then choose Move by Offset from the three-dot menu. Enter the number of days to shift the selected tasks forward or backward — negative values are supported.