Plan optimistically. As time gets logged, the timeline redraws itself in reality.
Durations and estimates let you plan optimistically. The moment a task receives hours, the start date locks in — if it wasn't on the timeline before, it is now! Ghost bars show you the drift, backlog hours are visible, and overhead stays visible.
Link tasks into a chain and a slip cascades down it automatically. Move them independently, or shift-drag to move the series. Dependencies can optionally gate task availability ... the Pull methodology in action.
Overhead is the work that surrounds the Work: meetings, coordination, travel, admin. We make sure you can see where it's going and the impact it's having on your schedule.
Open the cross-project Lanes view to see how everybody's work stacks up week by week, each team member's hours summed for easy reading. Capacity bottlenecks are obvious the moment they happen.
Durations are real working days, and once a task starts its date locks to the evidence instead of quietly drifting.
Its time chip shows logged against estimate and changes color as it passes the estimate, and a projection shows where it will actually land.
Yes. Move a parent and the chain follows. You see everything affected, including milestones at risk, before you commit.
Yes. A meter under the timeline weighs non-task hours against task hours — the more non-task time in a day, the taller and redder the bar.
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