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Ganttico review

Free#43 of 46 in Gantt Chart Software

A no-cost browser tool for creating, tracking and exporting straightforward project schedules.

5.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Ganttico is a free, browser-based Gantt chart tool for solo users and small teams who need to create and share straightforward project schedules. Tasks can be imported from CSV files or entered manually, then assigned dates, dependencies, people and percentage progress. Users can also mark milestones on the timeline. No signup or installation is required, making it a fit for people who want to build a schedule without adopting a larger project-management system.

Its core workflow covers basic schedule creation and sharing: charts can be saved and reopened as .gantt.json project files, then exported as PDFs or images. The site says the tool runs locally in the browser and can be installed as a progressive web app for offline use after the first visit. That makes it suitable for an individual who needs a portable chart and simple progress tracking. The documented feature set does not include critical-path calculation, baseline tracking, resource management or a workload view, so teams that rely on those planning capabilities should look at alternatives.

The Free plan costs $0 and includes no-signup, no-installation access. This is a focused offering rather than a tiered service: there are no paid-plan distinctions to weigh. Ganttico makes sense when the priority is assembling a Gantt chart quickly from manual or CSV task data and exporting it for others to view. It is less suited to teams that need broader resource planning, workload balancing, or a documented integration ecosystem alongside their schedules.

Ganttico pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Import tasks from CSV or enter them manually
    • Add dependencies, milestones, assignees and progress
    • Export charts as PDF or images without signing up
  • Where it doesn't
    • No documented critical-path calculation
    • No baseline tracking or resource management
    • No workload view or listed integrations

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