What it does
TeamGantt ties task assignments, due dates, subtasks, and dependencies to a project plan. Its views include Gantt, list, calendar, and board layouts, with a My Tasks view for an individual’s work across projects. This makes it useful when daily assignments need to remain connected to a schedule rather than sit in a separate to-do list.
Build the plan with tasks and dates, then assign each item to a person or team. TeamGantt documents subtasks and checklists for breaking down large work, dependencies for related dates, and Gantt, list, calendar, and board views that stay synchronized. Its My Tasks view gathers an individual’s assignments across projects. The task-management overview describes those workflows.
Paid plans include a 14-day trial, and the pricing page says a credit card is required to start it. The plan list differentiates project limits and team needs, so check those limits before inviting a large group. TeamGantt is a better fit for schedule-led work than a purely free-form task inbox.
Strengths
- Task ownership and due dates remain connected to a visual project timeline.
- Dependencies and subtasks help show how work items relate.
- Gantt, list, calendar, board, and My Tasks views cover project and individual work.
Watch out for
- The 14-day trial requires a credit card.
- Plans have project limits; teams should check current plan allowances.
Best for
- Teams coordinating tasks against a shared project schedule
- Project leads who need dependencies and a cross-project view of assigned work