A Gantt chart in every project, no add-on needed

Your issues on a timeline

Every Starlex project has a Gantt tab. Issues with a start and due date become bars on the timeline, grouped by epic by default so each epic reads as a phase of the plan. Zoom from days to weeks and months, and switch grouping to assignee, status or none.

Dependencies and the critical chain

Link issues so that one blocks another, and the chart draws the dependency. Starlex flags work that is scheduled to start before what blocks it has finished, and highlights the driving chain of work that decides when the project finishes, often called the critical path.

Drag to plan

Drag a bar to move it, or drag its ends to change the start or due date. When a change pushes a blocking issue later, Starlex can move the work it blocks so the plan stays consistent.

Progress and export

Bars show progress from the issue's status or sub-tasks. Export the chart as CSV to share the schedule with people outside the project.

Why a Gantt chart in your tracker matters

A Gantt chart drawn in a separate tool goes out of date the day after it is made. In Starlex the chart is built from the same issues your team moves on the board, so it is always the current plan.