The Gantt Charts have come been greatly beneficial for our team to see our entire year of upcoming project timelines.

Aside from the Gantt Charts, we haven't really used Tom's Planner for anything else. We use another project management software for other uses.

If you need a Gantt chart without the hassle, Tom's Planner is the go-to tool. If you prefer to spend time with your tools rather than getting the project done, this probably isn't for you. For those of us who focus on delivery rather than endless deliberation, Tom's Planner does a specific job well and is a great one to have in the toolbox.

Tom's Planner has a simple selling point - anyone can use it. Even you.

My only criticism of Tom's Planner is that I didn't find it sooner. I'm sure there are things that could be improved, but often good enough is good enough.

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Uncomplicated way of setting up a shareable/collaborative Gantt chart quickly!

Wish there was a function to limit the calendar size (ie just create a chart for a week and not have the weeks before and after appear)

What I really enjoy about Tom's Planner is that it's one of the easiest gantt chart software out there. It's not hard to learn how to use this software. Aside from that it's easy to drag the timeline and making changes/edits.

What I like least about this software is how it's not customizable in terms of colors and designs. I also feel the design of the software is a little outdated. I still like the software since I enjoy UX more than UI.

Tom's Planner is very east to use. There are a lot of small features where you can personalize your project plan to fit your preferences.

I am a visual planner an like to see my project plans in a spreadsheet but also in a visual format. Tom's Planner offers that visual that helps you plan your small and large projects.

I wish there was a way to copy your project plan with future dates so it lined up perfectly.

I like it so far except for the pricing. For a software that takes times to put together and something that we just refer to on a weekly basis, it's quite expensive and also limited in terms of how many we can store on the system. It's a bit of hassle deleting old projects to make room for new ones. Upgrading from 10 to unlimited is a bit ridiculous if I were to only use 20, but have to pay way more than my initial budget. However, I still do enjoy using this software.

I like that Tom's Planner is easy to use and customizable.

What I like least is that when there's a long range of data on the dates, the exported images can get really small. It's hard to find the gantt chart data useful when the data are so squished and small. Is there a way around that?