1. Define the project scope, activities, and scheduling requirements. 2. Enter activities, durations and dependencies, or open a CSV/Excel schedule. 3. Review calculated dates, critical path, resources and costs. 4. Ask the Scheduling Assistant for explanations or proposed revisions.
Calculations use the scheduling engine; proposed AI changes require your approval. Save your work regularly.
Example schedule (illustrative, not an independently verified engineering baseline). Look around, then click to start your own, or to load your Excel or CSV file.
Downloads are not available here. Your work is kept in this browser. To copy a chart into Word, right-click it and choose Copy image. Tables have a Copy table button.
Fix the cells marked in red to draw the schedule. Click the issues button at the bottom right to see what is wrong.
Schedule Table
Early and late dates, total float and free float for every task. Shaded rows are on the critical path. Float is in working days.
Resource Graph
How many of each resource are working on each day, using early dates. The dashed line is how many are available. Red above the line means you assigned more people than you have. Right-click a chart and choose Copy image to paste it into Word.
Cost
Bars show the cost of resources in each month. The line shows the total cost adding up over time. Cost = units × hours per day × working days × hourly rate.