The Gantt That Runs Your Meetings
Priority-driven timelines with live drag-reparent, auto-scheduling across a named resource pool, and six visualization modes — all inside your Salesforce org. No external tools. No per-seat fees.
Priority Buckets Auto-Classify Your Backlog
Instead of a flat list where everything looks equally urgent, tasks are automatically grouped into four tiers — and you can override any item with a single drag.
Active sprint — in-flight, blocked, or just kicked off
- Automatically includes items with start ≤ today
- Items with logged hours are flagged as WIP
- Blocked items surface here for triage
Queue — ready to start as soon as capacity opens
- Drag any task here to promote it above the line
- Auto-scheduler fills this bucket first
- Children inherit parent bucket automatically
Committed — has dates, waiting its turn
- Items with future start dates land here by default
- Critical-path items show dependency chains
- Capacity view shows resource loading by week
Backlog — ideas and requests not yet scheduled
- New submissions land here by default
- Drag to any other bucket to promote
- Hidden from active views to reduce noise
Drag. Reparent. Reschedule.
While the Room Watches.
Every bar on the timeline is draggable. Left/right shifts the schedule. Up/down reorders. Slide horizontally past 25px and you’re changing the depth — moving a task under a different parent live during the meeting.
Parent task dates roll up automatically. Move a child two weeks out and the parent bar stretches to match. No manual recalculation, no stale summary rows.
- 25px horizontal threshold per depth level — intentional, not finicky
- Drag left to promote a task up the tree, right to nest deeper
- Sort order uses midpoint algorithm — no index juggling
- Right-click context menu for prerequisites and dependency chains
Resource Pool
Auto-Schedule Across
Your Named Team
Define your resource pool once — names and monthly capacity. Click “Auto Schedule” and tasks flow down the priority-ordered backlog, each assigned to the least-loaded available team member, with weekend skipping and WIP preservation.
- Priority order respected — NOW items schedule before NEXT
- Least-busy member gets the next task automatically
- WIP items keep their actual start date intact
- Parent bars roll up: min(child starts) → max(child ends)
- Weekend-aware: tasks skip Saturday and Sunday
Six Ways to Look at the Same Data
Switch views without losing context. All six modes read from the same priority-bucketed data set.
Gantt
Timeline bars with week/month/quarter zoom, drag-reparent, dependency arrows, and today-line marker.
List
Flat table sorted by priority. Fast for bulk status review and quick status updates.
Treemap
Area-proportional view — instantly see where your team hours are concentrated across the backlog.
Bubbles
Scatter plot of effort vs. priority — find the quick wins buried in a crowded backlog.
Calendar
Week-by-week view showing exactly what lands when. Great for capacity checks before a planning call.
Flow
Sankey-style view of items moving through workflow stages — see velocity and bottlenecks at a glance.
Every Detail Thought Through
WIP Date Preservation
Items with logged hours keep their actual start date. Only remaining effort is projected forward. You see reality.
30-Day Done Window
Completed items stay visible for 30 days. See what shipped last week alongside what's in flight — then they auto-archive.
Depth-Based Shading
Each tree depth gets a progressively lighter tint of its bucket color, making parent/child hierarchy instantly readable.
Prerequisite Chains
Right-click any task to set prerequisites. Dependency arrows draw automatically. Remove all prerequisites in one click.
2-Week Lead-In Scroll
Timeline opens scrolled to two weeks before today — enough context to see what just landed without losing the present.
Full-Screen Mode
Toggle full-screen for presentations. Run your standup from a Gantt on the projector. No slides. No export ritual.
Your Next Standup Runs From This
Live data. Live drag. Live decisions. No slides, no screenshots, no “let me pull up the spreadsheet.” Just the Gantt, the team, and a clear picture of what’s next.
100% free · Salesforce-native · Open source on GitHub