The Gantt chart for Basecamp, with every project on one timeline
Your to‑dos, calendar events and card tables on an interactive Gantt chart. Set dependencies, drag to reschedule, and share your plan. Date changes sync back to Basecamp.
Your project lives in Basecamp, and you want one clear view of the whole timeline. Let's bring your To-dos, your Calendar, and your Card Table together!
Select your project in Ganttify, and click Save Chart. That saves your selection as a chart. Your project itself stays in Basecamp. Then open it, and every to-do, event and card is on one dynamic Gantt chart. Nothing to import, nothing to rebuild.
Now, let's make it yours! Give a block its own color, pick an icon for a key date,
and name them in the legend, so everyone knows what they mean.
Your plan is starting to take shape. Now, set dependencies between the deliverables that rely on each other, even when they live in different parts of your Basecamp project. The Kick-off has to happen before Visual design can start,
and if the design runs late, the SEO checklist has to wait too.
Need more time for Visual design? Drag its end, and the SEO checklist moves along with it. The new dates land in Basecamp, for the whole team.
It works both ways. A teammate pushes Client review to next week in Basecamp. In your chart, click Reload, and the new date is there. Nothing to retype.
Plans change. Say the Kick-off moves to Friday in Basecamp. Reload your chart, and the dependency turns red: Visual design is now planned to start before the Kick-off it depends on. Drag the Kick-off, even right back to its date, and everything that depends on it reschedules automatically. Back in Basecamp, the new dates are already there, so your whole team knows the new schedule.
One timeline for the whole project, while your team keeps working in Basecamp. Share it with your client, and they see the same live plan. And that's how you manage your Basecamp project timeline, in Ganttify.
The question people search
Does Basecamp have a Gantt chart?
Not really. Basecamp's Lineup puts projects with a start and end date on one timeline, without the work inside them.
Ganttify turns your projects into a Gantt chart, with a row for every to‑do list, to‑do, calendar event, card table column and card, so you see which work holds up the rest. Set dependencies between to‑dos across projects, drag one to a new date and the ones after it move along. Date changes sync back to Basecamp.
Everything you need
A Basecamp timeline for the work inside your projects
The Lineup tells you when a project starts and ends. Ganttify shows what happens in between: every to‑do and card as its own time block, across the weeks it takes.
Timeline
Reschedule to‑dos on a Gantt chart
Give a to‑do a start date as well as a due date, and its time block shows how long the work runs. When plans change, drag it to the new week. Basecamp gets the new dates, so your team sees them in the to‑do list without anyone retyping them.
Dependencies
Task dependencies, even across projects
Set a dependency where one to‑do waits on another, in the same project or a different one. When the copy deadline slips a week, the design and launch to‑dos after it move a week too, and you see the new end date at once.
Projects
Spot clashes between projects
Pick the projects your team runs at the same time and see them on one chart. When two deadlines land in the same week, you see it while there is still time to move one.
Card tables
Basecamp card tables with start and end dates
Cards from your card tables get time blocks of their own, with a start date as well as a due date, so work you track on a Kanban board shows up in the plan too.
Sharing
Share your timeline with clients
Share a read-only link with clients and stakeholders. They follow progress without a Basecamp or Ganttify account, and the chart stays up to date as your to‑dos change.
Sign in with Basecamp and connect it to your Ganttify account.
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Select your projects
Pick one project or several, and your chart is ready in seconds.
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Open your chart
Every to‑do, calendar event and card becomes a time block on one Gantt chart, grouped by project and to‑do list. Drag to reschedule, set dependencies, and color-code time blocks or give milestones their own icon.
Who it's for
For teams that run their work in Basecamp
Plan it with your team
Set up a team in Ganttify and invite your team members, so you all work in the same Gantt charts. They can shift dates and add their own updates, and you decide who can view and who can edit.
For marketing teams and campaigns
Plan a campaign from brief to launch day, with dependencies between the steps. When the copy runs late, you see which emails and posts move with it, and whether launch day still holds.
For agencies and client work
See every client project your studio runs side by side, so you know when there's room for the next one. Each client gets a read-only link to their own timeline instead of a status email.
Questions
Basecamp Gantt chart questions
The short answers. For everything else, the help center has the long ones.
How is Ganttify different from Basecamp's Lineup?
The Lineup shows when each project starts and ends. Ganttify shows the to‑dos, calendar events and cards inside those projects as time blocks, with dependencies between them, so you plan the work itself and not only the project dates.
Does Ganttify work with every Basecamp version?
Yes. Ganttify works with every Basecamp version, from the old Basecamp 2 to the latest Basecamp, Basecamp 3 and Basecamp 4 included. Whichever one your team uses, you get the same Gantt chart.
Can I set dependencies between to‑dos in different Basecamp projects?
Yes. Set dependencies between to‑dos in the same project or across projects. When one to‑do slips, the ones after it move with it, so you never fix a chain of dates by hand.
Does Ganttify support Basecamp card tables?
Yes. Every card becomes a time block, and you can give it a start date as well as a due date, so work you track on a Kanban board sits in the same plan as your to‑dos.
Will changes on the Gantt chart show up in Basecamp?
Yes. When you drag a to‑do or a calendar event to a new date, Basecamp gets the new dates, so your team sees them without anyone retyping them. Changes made in Basecamp show up on the chart the next time you open it.
Can I share my Basecamp Gantt chart with people outside Basecamp?
Yes. Share a read-only link to your Gantt chart. Clients and stakeholders open it without a Ganttify or Basecamp account, and it stays up to date as your to‑dos change. You can also export the chart as a PDF or an image for a status report.
Where does Ganttify keep my Basecamp data?
Your projects, to‑dos and cards stay in Basecamp, so your team keeps working the way it does and nothing needs migrating. The dates you change on the chart are saved in Basecamp itself. Ganttify adds a planning layer on top for the rest: dependencies, start dates on cards, and the colors and icons on your time blocks live in Ganttify.
How much does Ganttify cost?
Every account includes a free 14-day trial, so you can try Ganttify on your own Basecamp projects before you pay anything. No credit card needed. When it works for you, the pricing page has the plans.
From Basecamp teams
What Basecamp users say
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Setting up Ganttify for Basecamp was super easy. Charts were created instantly, and our team quickly got their schedules in place. Now we have clear visual timelines that make spotting conflicts and errors a breeze.
Jill PersinOps DirectorUses Ganttify with Basecamp
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Using Ganttify to schedule complicated projects in Basecamp has been seamless. It fills in critical gaps that help our team stay in sync and on schedule.
OwnerBasecamp userUses Ganttify with Basecamp
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Ganttify has provided the clear and global view of our projects' timelines in Basecamp that we needed. Because of the integration with Basecamp, I am able to quickly share a large amount of information with colleagues and leadership in a way that is easily accessible. Very glad to have found this tool!
Senior Project ManagerBasecamp userUses Ganttify with Basecamp
Every integration
The chart is the same wherever your projects live
Dependencies, sharing and export work the same way for every integration. Connect yours, pick a project and your first chart is there.