GanttPRO has made managing my projects easier by allowing me to organize tasks, set clear schedules, and visualize progress in real-time. Thanks to its intuitive interface, I can identify dependencies, assign responsibilities, and conduct detailed tracking. It is valuable because it helps me identify bottlenecks and critical paths. The interface is easy to use and getting started was simple. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One area that could be improved is comparing real progress versus planned progress. This feels like something that needs more clarity or better representation, maybe through a new column or feature. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the structure of Portfolio-Projects-Tasks in GanttPRO. It allows me to break down big projects into smaller tasks and assign them specific time slots. It helps me see how much time the tasks will take in total and when my project will be done. If there’s a deadline and I’m not finished with my tasks, I can adjust the time windows or the hours I use to meet my goal on time. The milestones motivate me to achieve what I need to do. I also like the design and layout of the Gantt chart itself, with its nice and subtle coloring and good structure. The initial setup was quite easy, especially with the helpful articles provided by GanttPRO that explain topics and answer questions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like everything. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

GanttPRO shines for its balance of power and simplicity. The interface is clean, fast, and genuinely intuitive—drag-and-drop tasks, create dependencies, and adjust timelines without wrestling with menus. Onboarding is painless: templates, inline editing, and bulk actions let you build a plan in minutes. Critical path, baselines, and workload views make progress and resource conflicts obvious at a glance. Collaboration is smooth with comments, mentions, and role-based permissions, and exports (PDF/PNG/Excel) look professional without extra formatting. I also appreciate the keyboard shortcuts, filter/search, and the way subtasks roll up to summaries. It’s a rare tool that project newcomers and power users both enjoy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only thing which i did not found great was that when i want to upload my csv or xlxs file, its pattern is getting a bit changed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

For our Formula Student team, GanttPRO is an absolute game changer in production planning. What I like best is the intuitive visualization of dependencies (auto-scheduling). Since we are building a prototype, many assemblies depend on each other – if the production of the monocoque is delayed, all subsequent steps are postponed. GanttPRO immediately shows us these impacts visually on the critical path. Additionally, the learning curve is very flat; new team members can use the tool immediately without long training. The function to assign tasks directly to specific people in the team and track progress in real-time saves us hours of meeting time weekly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is little to criticize, but if I had to mention something: The mobile view could be further optimized for smartphones. When we are directly in the workshop and want to quickly glance at the plan, the overview on small screens can sometimes be a bit tricky. Additionally, it would be great if the export functions for PDF reports were a bit more flexible in formatting, so they could be used directly for sponsor updates. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

GanttPRO is one of the most user-friendly and visually intuitive project management tools I’ve ever used. It allows me to create clear, detailed Gantt charts within minutes and helps my entire team stay aligned on timelines, dependencies, and priorities. The drag-and-drop interface is simple but powerful, and I especially appreciate the ability to assign tasks, track progress, and adjust deadlines effortlessly. The collaboration features, notifications, and export options make it ideal for both internal team planning and reporting to stakeholders. It’s a perfect balance between functionality and simplicity. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There’s very little to dislike. Sometimes I wish for deeper integrations with other tools like Microsoft Teams or Notion, and more customizable dashboard widgets for analytics. However, these are minor compared to the overall efficiency and clarity GanttPRO provides. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

My experience with GanttPRO began at university, thanks to the recommendation of a strategic planning professor. What started as an academic tool to visualize the critical path of our projects quickly became an indispensable asset for my professional life. Now, I am applying it for managing schedules and complex work plans in the financial area at my job.

Before GanttPRO, spreadsheets for month-end closing or budget planning were static and prone to errors. With GanttPRO, I achieved total clarity on the dependencies of financial tasks (such as data collection before analysis or approval before disbursement). The interface is incredibly intuitive; the drag-and-drop features make creating tasks, linking dependencies, and reallocating resources quick and easy, even in projects with hundreds of milestones.

The Gantt Chart view is visually clear, allowing me to see the big picture and ensure compliance with critical deadlines. Additionally, collaboration is seamless, enabling my team to always be aware of deadlines without the need for excessive meetings. It is an investment that pays for itself in efficiency and clarity in the financial sector. It definitely deserves five stars. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

If I had to mention an area for improvement, it would be the pricing structure. For users who are just starting or very small teams, the absence of a limited free plan or a lower entry cost per user could be a barrier. Although my team and I find that the functionality fully justifies the investment, I would like it to be more accessible so that more students or start-ups could benefit from it.

Another improvement I would love to see, especially from my experience in the financial area, is the customization of reports. While the current reports are functional, I believe the platform could expand its options for advanced analytics and personalized dashboards to create much more detailed performance reports tailored to our internal metrics. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- The chart view is extremely intuitive — dragging tasks, setting dependencies, adjusting timelines all feel very smooth.

- The ability to switch between list, board and calendar views gives me flexibility depending on whether I’m planning a research project, course work or group assignment.

- Collaboration features are solid: I can invite teammates, assign tasks, leave comments, attach files — this makes group work much less chaotic.

- The support and documentation are good, especially for someone like me who doesn’t work in “official project management” but still needs structure. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The pricing for non-discount users is somewhat steep if you’re a student with limited budget, especially since the annual plan is required for best value.

While the free trial is helpful, having more flexible shorter-term payment (for example semester-based) would be great for students. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As a Master’s student in IT Management and a Project Manager, I find GanttPRO to be the perfect bridge between academic theory and professional practice. What I like best is its intuitive UI combined with powerful professional features. My Master’s degree allows me to organize complex research schedules effortlessly. In my professional role, the Resource Management and Time Tracking features are game-changers. The ability to set baselines is invaluable for comparing our planned progress against actual performance, which is a core concept I study in my program and apply daily in my projects. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

During my initial trial period, I have not encountered any significant issues or dislikes. The onboarding process was smooth, and the learning curve was much shorter than I expected. The software feels very stable and well-thought-out for both beginners and experienced planners. I am still exploring the more advanced integration features, but so far, everything has worked perfectly for my current needs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about GanttPRO is its remarkable ability to turn complex project data into a clear, actionable visual roadmap. Many tools focus either on simple lists or overly complex spreadsheets, but GanttPRO hits the "sweet spot" of professional project management.

Key Favorites:

Intuitive Dependency Management: The ability to visually link tasks is seamless. When I connect two tasks, the software understands the relationship immediately. If the first task is delayed, the Auto-scheduling engine automatically shifts the entire project timeline. This saves me hours of manual adjustments and prevents planning errors.

The Critical Path Feature: This is perhaps the most useful tool for a student or professional. With one click, I can see exactly which tasks are vital to the project's completion date. It allows me to ignore the "noise" and focus my limited energy on the most high-impact work.

Professional Aesthetics: It sounds minor, but the UI is beautiful. When I export a chart to show a professor, it looks polished and professional, which builds confidence in my planning abilities. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While there is a mobile app, it feels significantly more limited than the web version. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use GanttPRO day to day to keep track of all my project's deadlines. I really like how intuitive GanttPRO is and how easy it is to use, it's the best platform I've encountered for these tasks out there. The interface is easy to manage, and in just a few minutes, you can have a project up and running and ready to perform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think the interface does look a bit outdated, but its intuitiveness makes it worthy of use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.