The Gantt timeline feature lets me visually map out events for my Bible study class, making it much easier for students to see chronology and how events connect. It's a simple, effective teaching aid that's been well received by my students.
On a technical note, I use it with Todoist and the integration was simple, took 1 minute and 3 'clicks'. following that, Ganttify walked me through a couple quick examples to help me best use the product.
I use Claude AI via MCP with Todoist and those changes flow seamlessly thru to the Gantt - which is my primary interface. AI uses Todoist, I use Ganttify - makes updates simple for me.
The cost is very reasonable - I ended up signing up for a year to take advantage of the 2-months 'free'; which is fairly standard practice for subscriptions like this.
generally I prefer a desktop app over web-app however I've noticed no delays due to the web-interface and I ended up turning it into a PWA which met me need to have a Desktop app feel. Was very easy! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
All in all I am very pleased with the product - it is not too complex, yet it has dependencies and easy linking of tasks. The one addition I'd add is a a dedicated desktop app...even if it was just PWA-like. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.