The problem: short term under control, the horizon blurry
Sprints handle two weeks well. But a project often runs for months, with dependencies, milestones and deadlines spread out. Without a timeline view, you discover delays… once they've happened.
The FluidOps answer: a Gantt chart that builds itself
Tasks with start and end dates
The Gantt chart is drawn from tasks already entered in the project - no double entry.
Statuses at a glance
Every bar is colored by its state: done, in progress, planned, overdue. The "today" line shows immediately what should have been done. Try it with three ready-to-use projects in the Gantt demo.
Deadlines you can't miss
Every overdue task is outlined: it jumps out before the status meeting, not during it.
What can it be used for?
Launches and overhauls
Scoping, design, development, testing: a clear timeline of the major phases.
Cross-functional campaigns
Production, media plan, launch, wrap-up: sync every function to a shared calendar.
Academic planning
Theses and final-year projects: spread milestones over several months with confidence.