- Does Google Calendar have a Gantt chart view?
- No. Google Calendar has day, week, month, and schedule views, but nothing that shows events as bars on a timeline. Ganttify adds that missing view. Connect your account and your events appear on an interactive Gantt chart right away.
- How does Ganttify turn Google Calendar into a Gantt chart?
- Connect your Google Calendar account and pick the calendars you want to include. Ganttify pulls in your events and shows them as color-coded bars on a timeline. Drag to reschedule, link dependent events, or share your plan. Every change syncs back to Google Calendar automatically.
- Do I need to move my events out of Google Calendar?
- No. Ganttify sits on top of your existing calendar. Nothing to migrate, no events to duplicate, no new tool to learn. Your events stay in Google Calendar and Ganttify gives you a better way to see and plan them.
- Can I link events that depend on each other?
- Yes. You can create dependencies between events, even across different calendars. When a kickoff meeting slips by a week, you will see exactly which downstream events are affected. Google Calendar on its own cannot do that.
- Can I see multiple Google Calendars on one Gantt chart?
- Yes. Ganttify pulls events from as many calendars as you want into a single timeline. Work, personal, team, shared calendars: they all show up together so you can spot conflicts and see how everything fits.
- Can I share my Gantt chart with people who do not use Google?
- Yes. Generate a secure link to your live Gantt chart and send it to anyone. They can view your timeline without a Google account or a Ganttify subscription.