QuickPlan - Project Gantt Plan

QuickPlan - Project Gantt Plan

Schedule Task Chart Management

398 ratings
147 reviews
#98 in paid Business
💼 Business
📊 Productivity
$8.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 20, 2013
  • May 17, 2026
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Manage projects on your iPhone with intuitive gestures and a clean interface. Visualize tasks in Gantt charts, structure them in tree views, and sync across devices. Supports integration with Microsoft Project.

Intuitive gesture-based controls
Gantt chart visualization
Tree structure for tasks
Cross-device synchronization
Microsoft Project integration
Export to various formats (PDF, Excel, image)
Task linking and organization
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What's New in QuickPlan

17.3

May 17, 2026

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

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Top Paid

📉 98-9

Business

This app dropped -9 positions in Business chart.

Last updated on July 24, 2026.

User reviews

No Syncing Across Devices

Would have been five star if has syncing. When you create a file. That file is in the local app of that device. It’s not synced to another device. Not in iCloud either. You have to export it into iCloud manually. And then you think the changes would just reflect in the iCloud file right? Nope. The iCloud file is a copy of the in-app file. So when you open the file in iCloud on another device, it would be the version of the file at the moment you exported it. And you would have two copies on two separate devices.

Sounds confusion right? Because it is.
It’s basically the same saving and syncing mechanism from early 2010s, but without the save button beyond export.

Workaround for syncing:
1. Make sure you export the file to iCloud when you done working or viewing a project on each device, and export the file to replace the old file.
2. Close the app after you have exported, as your edit won’t then be saved on the iCloud copy.
3. When you open that file on another device, it creates a local in-app file. You are no longer working with the iCloud file. So export and replace the iCloud file afterwards, and close the in-app file, so that you don’t accidentally mistaken it as the newest version when you have worked on another copy of the file on another device.

In 2026, this is still how the “syncing” mechanism of this works. Tell me if I’m missing anything.

I assume it’s not a difficult fix, to just have one source of truth.

Otherwise the app has been great. But the lack of syncing, or even saving creates too much risk in the PM work.
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Response from developer

Dear reviewer, Thank you for the detailed feedback. Projects are intended to be stored directly on iCloud Drive and opened from the “Files” button on the top-right of the home view. When used this way, the same project file can be shared across devices. To provide a more modern syncing experience, we have released QuickPlanX (https://x.quickplan.app), a completely redesigned universal app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac with automatic sync support built around iCloud database technology. This QuickPlan app was originally designed more than 13 years ago as a document-based app, which was the appropriate technical approach at that time. We appreciate your comments, and we believe QuickPlanX provides the streamlined cross-device workflow many users expect today. Best regards, QuickPlan Team

iPad版との同期

iPad版との同期機能があればよいのですが、、、

プロジェクト欄にiCloudファイルへのショートカットを表示する仕様にしてはどうでしょうか?

Response from developer

To provide a more modern syncing experience, we have released QuickPlanX (https://x.quickplan.app), a completely redesigned universal app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac with automatic sync support built around iCloud database technology.

Please hire a designer

Unusable from a scrappy perspective — aka needs time and effort to learn how to use it. Quick onboarding is preferred so we can be scrappy with the process to decide if it even works for us or not.

Incredible!

The fact that it’s an one time purchase App, gets already 5 stars.
Intuitive, simple and informative guide to get started… it’s just incredible work with dedication of the developer. Thank you so much.

Durations don't allow for hours

I need control over duration units

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Crashes when adding multiple resources

Bug

Text disappearing when moving tasks

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Improved iCloud/cloud integration

Feature

Add ability to schedule tasks by hours

Feature

Implement weekend/holiday scheduling

Feature

Allow inserting new tasks between existing ones

Feature

Provide a desktop companion app

Feature

FAQ

What does QuickPlan do?

QuickPlan is a project management application designed for iPhones. It allows users to create and manage projects using intuitive gestures on a Gantt chart interface. You can visualize tasks, structure them in a tree format, organize resources, and track progress.

What are the key features of QuickPlan?

Key features include natural gesture controls for task management, a clean Gantt chart interface, task structuring in a tree view, cross-device synchronization via iCloud Drive, and integration with Microsoft Project. It also supports exporting projects to various formats like PDF, Excel, and images.

How much does QuickPlan cost?

QuickPlan is a paid application. There are no in-app purchases or ads. You can purchase the app for your iPhone, and there is a separate app available for iPad, allowing you to buy for specific devices.

What devices is QuickPlan compatible with?

This specific application is designed ONLY for iPhone. QuickPlan has separate apps for iPhone and iPad. A macOS version is also available with a free trial.

Can I share my projects with others?

Yes, projects can be shared with other users and devices. Sharing can be done via AirDrop, email, and the iOS Files app. Plans can also be synchronized across multiple devices using iCloud Drive.