Ganttic

Ganttic answers a different question than the boards and sprints most of this category is built around: not "what should I work on today" but "who and what is available next month."

It is a resource-scheduling tool built around a drag-and-drop Gantt view of people, equipment and rooms across every project at once, which is the view a construction firm, an agency staffing consultants, or an engineering department juggling shared lab equipment actually needs and rarely gets from a task board.

Ganttic OÜ is based in Tartu, Estonia, hosts on AWS in Frankfurt and states plainly that it is GDPR compliant as an Estonian company.

Pricing is resource-based rather than per-seat: users are free and unlimited, and the cost scales with how many people, machines or rooms are being scheduled, with a free tier covering up to ten resources and no published rate card beyond that. The 14-day trial needs no card. What it does not do is task management in the Kanban or backlog sense — Ganttic complements a board tool rather than replacing one.

What Ganttic does well

• Resource-based pricing with unlimited free users
• AWS hosting in Frankfurt, GDPR compliant Estonian company
• Drag-and-drop Gantt view across every project at once
• Free tier for up to 10 resources
• 14-day trial, no credit card

Where Ganttic falls short

• No task boards or sprints — resource scheduling only
• No published price list beyond the free tier
• Best suited to teams scheduling people or equipment, not software sprints
• No certification of its own beyond its AWS host's

Standout feature. Resources, not tasks: Ganttic is the only tool in this category priced and built around who and what is booked, rather than what is on a board.