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Ganttic: The Multi-Project Resource Scheduling Tool
A Brief History
Like every important story, let's start with the brief history of us. Our team goes back more than 10 years. Most of us, anyway...
In 2002 we started developing software solutions for the woodworking industry and in the beginning of 2004, the desktop software Woodware Systems came to be.
Originally, Woodware was to be named ‘Woodstock’ (as a big portion of our clientele dealt with stocking wood products), but as the word associated with the 1960s music festival, rather than a tool for scheduling wood-related processes, we decided to go with WoodWare.

Woodware Systems' success only fueled our enthusiasm, so we began working on another project. However, this time, we decided not to focus solely on the woodworking industry, but provide a simple and affordable scheduling tool for anyone with the need to manage resources. As a result in 2008, Yutiti was born.

As Yutiti was greeted with open arms and our clients' feedback was positive, we decided to take yet another step, so in July 2010 we launched Ganttic - the simplified web-based resource allocation software.

Who is Ganttic meant for?
Anybody, to be honest! As Ganttic is, in essence, a universal scheduling and planning tool, you can use it to schedule anything or anybody: rooms, equipment, people... you name it! For example, we even have an alligator farm as one of our customers, so Ganttic suits perfectly for managing alligator-related things too.
On a more professional note, our customers themselves define Ganttic as a tool which mainly helps them plan people-related things - just take a look at the graph below based on one of our recent polls. There's no arguing about it - managing people is the main thing.

Granted, one could argue on how we presented the question or how the responders understood it. Expectedly, equipment comes second, as Ganttic offers a variety of ways you could 'connect' a person to a piece of equipment and schedule them with the ease of just a few clicks.
A huge number of our customers focus on some form of training. Be it a regular in-house event or a global training schedule of some sort, the software is up to the task. Booking rooms or people for this kind of events is also quite comfortable. And then there's an additional number of very different organizations from creative agencies to private wineries, from manufacturing to IT - we have them all as our beloved customers.

What the future holds
