What it does
ProjectManager combines project planning with task tracking, Gantt charts, Kanban boards, dashboards, portfolios, time sheets, and resource management. It is aimed at teams that need schedule and status information beyond a basic task list. The vendor offers a 30-day trial without a credit-card requirement; the account locks after trial expiry unless a paid edition is chosen.
A practical first project can begin with a task list, then add dates, milestones, and dependencies in a Gantt chart. ProjectManager also presents Kanban boards for execution and dashboards or reports for status review; the same project information can therefore support a delivery schedule and a progress conversation. See the product overview and pricing page.
The pricing page offers a 30-day trial with no credit card or user minimum, but says that project data is locked after the trial unless the customer purchases an edition. That makes the trial useful for a short evaluation, not a permanent no-cost team plan. Check the plan’s user and resource features against the team’s working method before importing live plans.
Strengths
- Gantt charts include milestones and dependencies for schedule planning.
- Kanban boards, dashboards, reports, and portfolio features cover different levels of project review.
- The 30-day trial does not require a credit card or minimum team size.
Watch out for
- The trial account and project data are locked after the trial unless a paid edition is selected.
- Advanced resource and portfolio planning may be more than a lightweight task list requires.
Best for
- Project managers maintaining schedules, dependencies, and status reports
- Teams that need both a task board and cross-project visibility
Sources
- Online Project Management Tools - ProjectManager Skip to Content (Oct 25, 2026)
- Pricing - ProjectManager (Oct 25, 2026)