Visualize every step, collaborate effectively, and keep your deadlines under control with our simple yet powerful Gantt chart.
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Tired of over-complicated tools, unmanageable spreadsheets, and Gantt charts you spend more time updating than using?
With LUCKiwi, create your Gantt chart in just a few clicks, follow your projects stress-free, and adjust your schedules without starting over.
Visualize, plan, and track your projects without complexity using our GANTT tool. Designed for teams, it helps you organize tasks with clarity, efficiency, flow, and precision.
SuccessorsAdd dependencies between your tasks
CompletionQuickly visualize your progress
HierarchyStructure your tasks
BaselineBetter manage your time estimates
Our application lets you easily visualize task sequences with an interactive Gantt chart. You can define task dependencies by setting successors, making planning and managing complex projects much simpler.
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