Real dependencies
Finish-to-start, start-to-start, finish-to-finish and start-to-finish links, with lag in working days. Drag a bar and everything downstream moves.
Program schedules · FS / SS / FF / SF · working days
Free for up to 3 editors. Viewers are always free, so suppliers and leadership can follow along.
22FS+3 like you would in Project.Finish-to-start, start-to-start, finish-to-finish and start-to-finish links, with lag in working days. Drag a bar and everything downstream moves.
The chain that sets your end date is outlined in red and listed in plain words, so “what’s driving test start?” has an answer in one glance.
Name a revision before each design review. Compare later to see every task’s slip in working days, drawn right under the bars.
Every edit is recorded with who made it and the old and new values. Export it to CSV when someone asks why the date moved.
Owners, admins, editors and viewers. Changes sync live for everyone in the workspace. Viewers never cost a seat.
Undo and redo your own edits without rolling back a teammate’s work on other tasks.
Microsoft retired Project Online on September 30, 2026
Open a plan in Project desktop and use File → Save As → XML. Laneplan imports tasks, durations, links with their types and lags, resources as owners, summary tasks as lanes, and calendar holidays.
$0
For trying it on one program
$10 per editor / month
Billed yearly
$20 per editor / month
Billed yearly
Anyone who can change schedules: owners, admins and editors. Viewers can see every schedule, revision and change log entry and never use a seat.
In a Postgres database with row-level security, so each workspace can only ever read its own schedules. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest.
Yes. Your schedules stay readable on the Free plan; you just can’t add past the Free limits.
For program-level schedules, yes: lanes, dependencies, critical path and revisions. It doesn’t do resource leveling or cost tracking.