Gantt Chart Maker

What does a Gantt chart show?

A Gantt chart places tasks against a time axis so their start dates, durations, and overlaps are visible. Dependencies explain which tasks must wait for others, while milestones identify important events without treating them as stretches of work.

Use it when timing is the question

Gantt charts help review launches, research projects, construction phases, and other work with scheduling constraints. They are especially useful when a delay in one task changes the earliest possible start of another.

Make the schedule believable

1. Specify the calendar. Say whether durations mean working days or calendar days and name any excluded dates.
2. Name real tasks. Use work with a clear completion condition so progress is meaningful.
3. Add dependencies deliberately. A later position on the page does not by itself mean a task depends on an earlier one.
4. Show justified overlap. Parallel tasks need the required people and inputs available at the same time.
5. Distinguish milestones. Keep approvals and completion events separate from the work leading up to them.

Describe tasks and let MyMap arrange them

MyMap turns a scheduling brief into a visual Gantt draft. The example is a Q1 sprint plan with research, development, and launch sections linked by dependencies. Ask the AI to change a duration or sequence, then review the resulting dates.