Free tool
Type your activities — or say them out loud — and instantly get the dates, the critical path, and a downloadable chart. No signup, no Excel template that breaks.
One activity per line: Activity | Owner | days. Start a line with & to run that activity in parallel with the one above it.
Type your activities above or pick a template — the schedule shows up here.
Write down everything that has to happen, without ordering it yet. One line per activity — big to small.
An activity with no owner doesn't move. Put the name after the first pipe: Activity | Owner.
Don't chase precision, chase order of magnitude. Adjusting a number is far easier than inventing one.
Start the line with & and that activity kicks off alongside the previous one instead of waiting for it.
Turn on 'working days only' if your team doesn't work weekends. The dates recompute themselves.
The activities highlighted in green set the delivery date. If you need to speed something up, it's those.
It's a project's activities placed on the calendar: what gets done, who does it, how long it takes, and in what order. It shows at a glance whether the delivery date is realistic and what depends on what.
The tool is free and requires no signup: type, get your schedule, download it. You only need an account if you want Doku to follow up on it with reminders and progress.
In Excel you compute and recompute the dates yourself: if one activity slips a day, you move everything by hand. Here you change a duration and the whole schedule rearranges itself, critical path included.
It's the chain of activities that determines the delivery date. If a critical-path activity slips by a day, the whole project slips by a day; the ones off it have slack.
Yes. Start the line with & and that activity begins alongside the one above it. The next sequential activity waits for the whole group to finish.
Yes, with the dictate button. Speak normally — 'campaign design, Ana, five days' — and fix up the text as you go. Dictation depends on the browser; it works in Chrome with nothing to install.