Create from what you have
Generate a first schedule from a prompt, choose a template, or import a file your team already uses.
Describe your project and get an editable Gantt schedule in seconds. As the plan evolves, GanttPilot checks dependencies, deadlines, and resource load, then shows exactly what changes before you approve the revision.
Start fast, review the plan, then keep control when the project changes.
Generate a first schedule from a prompt, choose a template, or import a file your team already uses.
Find missing dependencies, risky deadlines, resource pressure, and tasks that may drive the final date.
Describe what changed and preview the affected tasks before updating the plan.
AI suggests the update. You approve what gets applied.
Client approval moved from Sep 8 to Sep 13. Keep the final launch before Oct 30 if possible.
Most tools help you list tasks. GanttPilot helps you turn rough project input into a schedule that can be checked, changed, and explained.
You know the project goal, but not every task, duration, dependency, or milestone. GanttPilot helps create the first structured plan from a prompt, template, or file.
Rows and dates are easy to edit, but dependency gaps, deadline pressure, and overloaded resources are easy to miss until the plan breaks.
A delayed approval, new task, changed deadline, or resource issue can move more than one date. GanttPilot previews the impact before the schedule changes.
Use GanttPilot anywhere a project needs a timeline, dependencies, revisions, and a plan people can understand.
Coordinate research, build, QA, marketing, release, and post-launch reporting.
Plan kickoff, requirements, setup, training, review, and handover work.
Schedule content, creative, approvals, ads, launch, and reporting.
Manage venue, vendors, speakers, setup, live day, and wrap-up.
Plan site work, delivery, installation, inspection, testing, and commissioning.
Adapt schedules when deadlines, resources, or site conditions change.
Use AI to create the first draft, then keep editing the schedule as real work changes.
Plan a 10-week product launch with research, landing page, content production, QA, launch, and post-launch reporting.
Research, design review, content production, QA and approval, launch preparation, launch, and post-launch report.
Design review is delayed by 4 working days. Keep launch week unchanged if possible.
3 tasks affected, launch milestone protected, content production compressed by 2 days, QA moved by 1 day.
When dates, scope, or resources change, GanttPilot turns the update into a revision preview instead of moving tasks without context.
Design review is delayed by 4 working days. Keep launch week unchanged if possible.
Describe the project, goal, deadline, or scope. GanttPilot turns it into tasks, dates, dependencies, and a visual Gantt schedule.
Start from reusable schedule templates for launches, campaigns, client delivery, events, construction, installation, and handover work.
Import the task list or schedule file you already have instead of rebuilding everything from scratch.
Check dependencies, deadline risk, resource pressure, and tasks that may affect the final milestone.
When dates, scope, or resources change, see which tasks move and by how much before the plan is updated.
Keep the schedule editable in a Gantt workspace, then export or share the plan when it is ready.
Create from a prompt or template, or bring in Excel, CSV, XLSX, Microsoft Project XML, and MPP schedules.
Generate an editable Gantt schedule from a project description.
Import spreadsheet schedules and turn task rows into an editable Gantt plan.
Edit tasks, dates, dependencies, milestones, and resources in a lightweight workspace.
Open Microsoft Project XML and MPP files, review the schedule, and keep working in GanttPilot.
Plan site work, delivery, installation, testing, and commissioning.
Build a schedule for delivery, lifting, installation, inspection, and startup.
GanttPilot is not trying to manage your entire company. It helps you build project schedules people can actually use.
Chat can describe a plan, but the output is still text.
GanttPilot turns the plan into editable schedule data: tasks, durations, dependencies, milestones, and a Gantt timeline.
Spreadsheets are easy to edit, but they do not show how one change affects the rest of the plan.
GanttPilot keeps schedule logic visible while you create, check, and adapt the plan.
Full project management platforms can be powerful but slow to set up.
GanttPilot focuses on the schedule layer: create, check, adapt, and share.
Import Excel, CSV, XLSX, Microsoft Project XML, or MPP schedules. Review and adjust them in GanttPilot, then export Project XML for handoff to Microsoft Project or other planning tools.
Describe your project, choose a template, or import a file. GanttPilot helps you create, check, and adapt the schedule before you share it.
The product promise is not black-box automation. It is faster schedule work with visible impact, structured data, and a review step before the plan changes.
AI output becomes tasks, dates, dependencies, milestones, and a Gantt timeline.
Changes are shown before the schedule is updated.
Nothing moves without user confirmation.
Answers about Gantt chart generation, editable schedules, revision previews, and export.
GanttPilot is an AI Gantt schedule workspace for project teams. It helps you create a schedule from a prompt, check the plan for logic and risk, and adapt the schedule when dates, scope, or resources change.
No. GanttPilot can generate a Gantt chart from a prompt, but the schedule stays editable. You can review dependencies, preview changes, and approve revisions before the plan is updated.
Yes. You can start from Excel, CSV, XLSX, Microsoft Project XML, or MPP schedules, then continue editing and reviewing the plan in GanttPilot.
No. GanttPilot shows a revision preview first. AI suggests the update, but you choose what gets applied.
GanttPilot works for project schedules with tasks, dates, dependencies, and revisions, including product launches, client delivery, marketing campaigns, events, construction, installation, and operations work.
Not exactly. GanttPilot can work alongside traditional planning tools: import or review schedule files, use AI checks and revision previews, then export Project XML when a handoff is needed.
Yes. You can keep the schedule editable in GanttPilot, then export Project XML or share the plan when it is ready.