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Build a Gantt project view from Jira Cloud issues returned by a JQL query. Visualise your JIRA projects and plans with an interactive Gantt chart. Simply enter a JQL query to retrieve your JIRA issues and instantly see their timelines, relationships, dependencies, and resource allocation. Key Features JQL-powered: Enter any JQL statement to retrieve the JIRA issues you want to visualise. Interactive Gantt chart: View your issues on a clear timeline with support for parent-child relationships. Issue dependencies: Visualise dependencies between JIRA issues, making it easier to understand sequencing and delivery constraints. Colour-coded issue types: 🟣 Epics — Purple 🟢 Stories — Green 🔵 Tasks — Blue ⚪ Sub-tasks — Grey 🔴 Bugs — Red Resources view: Switch to a resource-focused view to see assignees directly on Gantt bars. Parent resource visibility: Parent items automatically show the resources assigned to their descendants, giving you a quick overview of who is working across an area of work. Resource conflict detection: Identify potential resource allocation conflicts. When the same resource is assigned to overlapping work, the conflict is highlighted in the Gantt chart. Issue details: Click any task bar to view more detailed information about the JIRA issue in a popup dialog. Bulk expand/collapse: Quickly expand or collapse all parent items and their children with dedicated controls. Plan, Visualise and Manage JIRA Work JIRA Gantt Chart provides a simple visual layer on top of your existing JIRA issues and JQL queries, helping you understand what needs to be done, when it needs to happen, how work is connected, and who is working on it. It's particularly useful for project planning, delivery tracking, dependency management, and identifying resource conflicts.
Aug 24, 2026
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