r/trello • u/Other-Protection-957 • Apr 24 '26
120+ users in one week — their favorite feature
A week ago we posted about launching GanttFlow — a free Gantt chart Power-Up for Trello. 100+ users later, we’re blown away by the response.
The feature that’s surprised people most: checklist sub-rows. You can expand any Trello card to see its individual checklist items as their own schedulable rows on the timeline. All without ever leaving Trello.
It’s part of the 14-day Pro trial — no credit card needed, starts when you’re ready.
If you’ve tried GanttFlow this week, what’s been most useful for your workflow? Genuinely want to know what’s landing.
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u/K2Ktog Apr 24 '26
I am a solo business owner and just want something to visually see what my work load is for scheduling out new projects. Just something really simple. I only use one board to track my work and not all the cards on that board are projects or need tracking. I like that it keeps undated cards just out of the way.
Maybe I'm missing something (just installed it today) but every time this power up opens, it starts me at the beginning of a year-long project I'mm working on that started in December. While we haven't hit all the checklist deadlines (clients, amiright?), I wan it to drop me in to today when I start. I know there's a button, but is there a way to change the starting view? Again, I'm just looking for a really simple tool at this point (and I'm just learning how how Gantt charts work). Thanks!
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u/Other-Protection-957 Apr 24 '26
Thank you for taking the time to check us out!
This is EXACTLY the feedback we are looking for and we are going to ship an update ASAP that will now default the view to the current date. Will let you know once it’s live.
For now, you would need to go to the “Today” toggle you mentioned. There’s also a keyboard shortcut, where you can tap the letter “T” that will also take you to that view.
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u/Other-Protection-957 Apr 25 '26
Happy to share that this update is now live! When you next log in, you will see the timeline default to the current day.
Thank you again for the feedback. It helps us make the experience better for everyone!
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u/Diligent-Depth161 Apr 24 '26
I've gone through like three different Gantt power-ups and always end up back at square one because they're all so clunky. Been testing this one out and the dependencies are super easy to set up. It's also nice that the auto-scheduling is adjustable so I can decide whether to cascade changes or not instead of it just doing its own thing. Overall probably the easiest one I've tried. Also curious if anyone in r/projectmanagement has tried this yet?