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GanttFlow review

Freemium#34 of 46 in Gantt Chart Software

A focused, low-cost Gantt tool with baselines and useful export options.

6.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

GanttFlow is a browser-based Gantt chart maker for turning project plans into shareable timelines. It is designed for individual projects, consultants, client presentations, kickoff decks, status reports, roadmaps, and small teams that need timeline planning without a full project-management suite. Users can add tasks, dates, dependency links, milestones, themes, and baselines, then export charts for presentation or reporting.

Pricing is structured around a free plan and paid options. The Free plan supports one project, full chart editing and themes, Finish-to-Start dependencies, PNG export with a watermark, and browser storage. The Pro plan costs CAD 12 per month or CAD 99 per year and adds unlimited cloud projects, sub-lanes, all four dependency types, baseline tracking, PDF and JSON export, and cloud sync. The Lifetime plan costs CAD 249 as a one-time payment and includes everything in Pro plus future updates. The paid tiers are a clear fit when cloud storage, synchronization, broader dependency support, or cleaner export formats matter.

GanttFlow’s strongest distinction is focused timeline work: drag-to-reschedule editing, milestone markers with multiple shapes and placements, nested sub-lanes for project phases, and baseline comparison against original planned dates. That makes it suitable for communicating planned versus current schedules and producing client-facing timelines. Its narrower scope also defines who should look elsewhere. It does not include resource management, workload views, resource leveling, or automatic critical-path calculation, so teams coordinating staffing or analyzing schedule constraints need a broader tool. It runs on the web, and one account is for one person, making it better suited to personal planning and small, presentation-oriented workflows than shared project operations.

GanttFlow pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Four dependency types, milestones, and baseline comparison
    • Free plan includes chart editing, themes, and PNG export
    • Paid plans add cloud sync, sub-lanes, PDF, and JSON export
  • Where it doesn't
    • No resource management or workload views
    • No automatic critical-path calculation
    • Web-only and limited to one person per account

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