WBS + Gantt
Paste a plain-text outline and a live schedule builds itself — dates cascade from predecessors, the critical path lights up in gold, and near-deadline tasks pulse amber.
Schedule
One workspace for the whole job — WBS and Gantt, Kanban and RACI, risk & Monte Carlo, budget & EVM, all wired together so every number feeds every other. No servers, no subscriptions, no training course. It runs entirely in your browser — even on a site with no signal.
One workspace for the people who carry the job — from the project trailer to the field to the final walkthrough.
Eight panels, wired together — enter a number once and it shows up everywhere it matters. No re-entry, no drift.
Paste a plain-text outline and a live schedule builds itself — dates cascade from predecessors, the critical path lights up in gold, and near-deadline tasks pulse amber.
ScheduleMove cards To Do → In Progress → Done, with a dedicated lead-time lane for permits and procurement — plus sprint tools when you're running Agile.
ExecutionBuilt live from your WBS and people lists — click any cell to cycle R → A → C → I. No re-entry, no stale matrix.
AccountabilityLog risks and issues, then run 1,000-trial simulations for real odds on your finish date — P50 and hit probability included.
ForecastBudget lines and a spend log roll straight into an S-curve and earned-value metrics — SPI, CPI, EAC, TCPI — computed, not guessed.
FinanceA dozen built-in prompts turn your live project data into weekly digests, status reports, and schedule audits — paste them into any AI you already use.
IntelligenceSite forecasts and weather windows flag exposed tasks before the rain does — and a delay log keeps the record dispute-ready.
FieldAutosaves to your browser, exports a portable file, and never uploads a byte — your data stays on your device, not someone's server.
Privacy
What the crews build on site is exactly what your WBS, budget, and forecast are tracking — every number feeding every other.
No install, no account, no training course — most teams are productive in their first fifteen minutes.
Choose Waterfall, Agile, or Hybrid — or run two at once. The workspace reorganizes around your choice.
Sponsor, stakeholders, scope, budget, KPIs. Paste an existing charter and let it auto-fill.
Import a plain-text outline or add tasks by hand. Dates cascade automatically as the schedule moves.
Health score, EVM, Monte Carlo, and copy-ready digests keep everyone aligned — from any panel.
Handoff-ready documentation, punch lists, and closeout — captured in the same workspace that ran the whole job.
Sixteen guide sheets, styled like a real set of construction drawings, walk you from your first 15 minutes to the FAQ.
No. My MaNaGeR runs entirely in your browser — no install, no account, no subscription. Open the app and go.
Each project is protected by its own access code. Ask your admin for the code — a view-only code opens the project read-only.
On your own device. Everything autosaves to your browser and you can export a portable file anytime. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Current versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari — desktop and mobile.
Open Settings ▸ Controls ▸ Save Project to File to export a portable .json — your ticket to a new device, a teammate's laptop, or just peace of mind. Load Project from File restores it anywhere. LocalStorage protects you from a closed tab; a saved file protects you from a wiped browser.
The app runs Waterfall, Agile, or Hybrid — pick one, or run two at once. Once your team commits, lock it in from Settings ▸ Controls: a gold padlock appears in the header and the app blocks mid-project switching — the same discipline as a signed-off drawing set.
An optional Six Sigma workflow for recurring quality or process problems — Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control. It's separate from one-off change requests and you switch it on in Settings. Most projects never need it, so it stays hidden until you do.
No — the app runs entirely in your browser and autosaves locally. The only things that need a connection are optional: live weather forecasts, and the first-time load of the libraries that parse an uploaded charter.