Drawing Gantt charts is a minor pain in the life of anyone that manages projects. Hand‑drawing charts in Powerpoint or Keynote, coloring cells in Excel or using chart hacks are all — at best — workarounds. The alternative are using complex software — like Microsoft Project — or transformation steps — like Mermaid — and they're often more time‑consuming than the workarounds.
What if you could draw a Gantt chart as easy as typing letters? Just like they did in the Apollo project — but without the need for gallons of correction fluid?
GanttMono fulfills that exact need: by mapping every character to a unit of time, it lets you 'type' your schedule — turning strings of text into precise duration bars and asterisks into project milestones.
It offers three widths and multiple bar patterns for visual depth, alongside convenience glyphs that make drawing arrows and timescale headers as fast as typing a sentence.