GANTT CHARTS

Gantt charts that connect tasks, dates, and dependencies.

Create tasks directly in Gantt, organize subtasks, and connect activities with dependencies. Adjust dates and durations while keeping your schedule connected to Table, Kanban, and Calendar.

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Starbrix Core Gantt chart showing hierarchical tasks, planned dates, durations, assigned team members, and dependency links.
See both the project structure and the timing of connected activities.

Four dependency types

Model how activities relate.

Unlimited subtask levels

Move from overview to detail.

One saved baseline

Compare the current plan.

BUILD YOUR PROJECT PLAN

Create and schedule tasks directly in Gantt.

Break your project into phases, tasks, and subtasks. Set dates and durations, then adjust the schedule directly in the chart.

Organize the work

Create tasks and nested subtasks. Expand the details when planning individual activities, or collapse them for a clear project overview.

Draw task schedules with your mouse

Click and drag in the Gantt chart to create a task’s time bar. Move or resize the bar to adjust its dates and duration.

Customer projectGantt
Task / Responsible
Nov 2–6Nov 9–13
Define scopeAlex · Nov 2–3
 
Prepare designMia · Nov 4–6
 
Review designSam · Nov 9
 
ImplementAlex · Nov 10–12
 
Final reviewMia · Nov 13
 
Start with a simple task list and schedule each activity directly in Gantt.

TASK DEPENDENCIES

Four ways to connect your activities.

Connect tasks with your mouse

Drag from a task’s start or finish point to another task’s start or finish point to create a dependency. Choose the connection points to define how the tasks depend on each other.

Finish-to-Start (FS)

Installation starts after delivery finishes.

Start-to-Start (SS)

Documentation starts when development starts.

Finish-to-Finish (FF)

Documentation cannot finish before testing finishes.

Start-to-Finish (SF)

The old service stays active until its replacement starts.

These relationships let you represent more than a simple sequential chain. When the schedule changes, review the effects on dependent activities.

LEAD, LAG, AND WORKING TIME

Plan overlaps and waiting periods.

Lead: overlap by two days

Start documentation two working days before development finishes.

Development
Finish-to-Start −2 working days
Documentation

Lag: wait two days

Start installation two working days after painting finishes.

Painting
Finish-to-Start +2 working days
Installation

Scheduling calendars define working days and non-working periods, including weekends and holidays, so task durations reflect the time available for work.

PROJECT BASELINES

Keep an agreed plan in view.

Save the agreed schedule as a baseline and compare it with current dates. The example below shows the same task moving two days later.

Installation: two working days later

Saved baseline

Nov 2–5

Current schedule

Nov 4–9
Compare current dates with the agreed plan. This example excludes the weekend.

A baseline can be saved only once per project and cannot be replaced. Save it when the project schedule is agreed, then use it as a fixed reference for comparison.

ANSWERS TO COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions

Does Starbrix Core include interactive Gantt charts?

Yes. Create tasks directly in Gantt, set dates and durations, organize subtasks, and manage dependencies.

Can I create multiple levels of subtasks?

Yes. Starbrix Core supports unlimited levels of nested subtasks. Expand or collapse the hierarchy in Gantt to focus on the level of detail you need.

Which task dependency types are supported?

Finish-to-Start, Start-to-Start, Finish-to-Finish, and Start-to-Finish dependencies are supported, including lead and lag times.

Can I account for weekends and holidays?

Yes. Scheduling calendars can account for working days and defined non-working days.

Can I compare the current schedule with the original plan?

Yes. Save a baseline once per project and display it alongside the current schedule. The saved baseline cannot be replaced, so it remains a fixed reference as the schedule changes.

Can I reuse a Gantt schedule?

Yes. Project templates can include tasks, durations, and dependencies. Adapt the copied schedule to a new project's planned start or finish date.

Are Gantt charts connected to Kanban and calendars?

Yes. Gantt charts use the same connected project and task information as the relevant task tables, Kanban boards, and calendars.

Does Starbrix Core include critical path analysis?

No. Critical path analysis is currently available in Starbrix Flex, not Starbrix Core. Core supports task dependencies, lead and lag times, and baseline comparisons.

Take control of your project schedules.

Build realistic plans, coordinate dependent activities, and keep your schedule connected to the people doing the work.

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Free forever for teams of up to 3 members.