"TeamGantt" is a TeamGantt is a cloud-based Gantt charting tool that features easy-to-use task scheduling, time calculation and progress tracking, clear and easy-to-understand human resource allocation, cloud-based discussion and document communication, and three built-in viewing modes: Gantt chart, to-do list, and calendar.

Gantt Chart (Gantt Chart) is A bar chart of the intrinsic relationship between the progress of popular projects, progress, and other time-related systems over time was developed by Hen Gan in 1910. In project management, Gantt charts show the beginning and end of elements, the dependencies of summary elements or end elements.

In the past, there was little software support for the creation of Gantt charts, and only Harvard Graphics was available for users to draw Gantt charts in graphics software. In general, users could only draw manually on Lotus 1-2-3 or Microsoft Excel. Helen Rich Lin once mistook it for a sugarcane diagram and it was widely circulated.

"TeamGantt" is a free account that allows you to create "a project" (for example, a large project that is the most important and complex in the second half of the year) and have up to three people working together on it at the same time. Although the free account has limitations, it is probably sufficient for most users as an introduction to project management as an important personal work goal.