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Gantter review

#19 of 46 in Gantt Chart SoftwareProject Management Software

A collaborative web scheduler with deep planning controls and AI-assisted task generation.

7.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Gantter is a browser-based Gantt chart and project scheduling application for individuals and teams. It combines interactive Gantt charts with task dependencies, hierarchical task linking, milestones, schedule baselines, critical-path scheduling, and project reporting. Its collaborative plan boards support real-time multi-party editing, while resource assignment, workload tracking, and auto-leveling extend the product beyond basic timeline planning. Gantter is aimed at teams that want shared scheduling in a web environment, particularly those working with Google Workspace-oriented workflows.

The planning depth is a central strength. Gantter covers resource management, workload views, risk management, analytics dashboards, and baselines in the same scheduling environment. AI-assisted schedule and task generation, provided through the Brena planning assistant, adds a planning aid for teams that want help structuring schedules. Microsoft Project and Oracle Primavera P6 file support also gives the product a place in workflows that already involve established project-scheduling formats.

Its ecosystem fit is focused rather than broad: Google Drive, Google Calendar, Google Comments, and Google Hangouts are listed integrations, alongside Microsoft Project and Oracle Primavera P6 support. The product is web-only, so teams seeking a desktop-first or multi-platform application should look elsewhere. Gantter also has a paid model with a 7-day trial and no ongoing free plan, making it a better fit for organizations prepared to adopt a paid scheduling tool than for users seeking a free planning workspace. Choose it for collaborative, feature-rich web scheduling with AI assistance; consider an alternative if free access or broader platform coverage is essential.

Gantter pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Dependencies, baselines, critical path, and hierarchical task linking
    • Resource workloads, assignment, and auto-leveling support planning control
    • Real-time editing with Google and Microsoft project ecosystem support
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan for ongoing use
    • Web-only access limits platform choice
    • Pricing details require careful review before purchase

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