A launch fails at the handoffs: engineering finishes, QA has not started, marketing is waiting on a date. gantt-chart.io shows the phases and the dependencies between teams on one Gantt chart, so the work that sets your launch date is clear before it slips.
Phases: build, QA, beta, launch
Give each phase a bar and put the real work inside it. A beta with design partners and a fix window after it is easy to forget when the chart only shows a launch date.
Keep bars at the level of themes or epics. A roadmap with fifty rows is a backlog.
Critical path
Link tasks to what they wait on, and the critical path highlights the chain that determines launch day. A delay on that chain moves the launch by the same amount; a delay elsewhere may have slack. Knowing which is which tells you where to add people or cut scope.
Cross-team handoffs
Mark the handoffs between teams as milestones: build complete, QA sign-off, beta exit, launch approval. Each owner sees what they are waiting on and what waits on them.
Share a read-only link with sales, support and leadership instead of a slide that goes stale.
Pricing
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the difference between a launch timeline and a roadmap?
- A roadmap shows themes and rough timing over months. A launch timeline breaks one release into phases, tasks and dependencies with a launch date at the end. The same chart can hold both.
- Can AI draft the first version?
- Describe the launch in plain text and the AI proposes tasks, durations and dependencies you then edit. The Free plan includes 50 AI credits per month.
- Can I show estimates instead of fixed dates?
- Yes. Mark later items as at risk or note that the dates are estimates so the chart is not read as a commitment.
Next step
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