THE GANTT LIBRARY FOR YOUR APPLICATION

Complex schedules.
Clearly connected.

Interactive Gantt charts for JavaScript & TypeScript.
Bring tasks, dependencies and resources into one view — with your application in control.

npm install @tramevio/gantt0.1.0-beta.2
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Atlas / Product launchSample workspace · September – October 2026
Source code ↗
Live demo
Move a task. Resize a bar. Undo a change. This is the real library.Open full view ↗
JavaScript & TypeScriptFramework-independentZero runtime dependenciesRuns in your browser

EXPLORE THE DETAILS

A schedule you can
actually work with.

Explore the data. Change the plan.
Keep the context that makes decisions easier.

BUILT TO FIT YOUR APPLICATION

Your data.
Your business rules.

A user proposes an edit. Your application validates it. The chart displays the accepted change.

Start with TypeScript ↗
01InteractDrag, resize or edit a task.
02ValidateApply your application's rules.
03UpdateRender the accepted document.
Try accepted and rejected edits →

BEFORE YOU BUILD

A few useful answers.

Is Tramevio open source?

No. Tramevio is proprietary software. Qualifying non-commercial use and non-production evaluation are permitted under the license. Professional use requires a written commercial agreement. Read the terms →

Can I use it with React, Vue or Angular?

The browser view is framework-independent and mounts into a DOM container. You can manage its lifecycle from your framework component. Dedicated framework wrapper packages are not currently provided.

Does it need a charting server?

No. The interactive views render in the browser, with no runtime dependencies or hosted chart service. Your application remains responsible for persistence and server-side authorization.

Is this a stable production release?

The current package is 0.1.0-beta.2. APIs may change before 1.0. Evaluate compatibility and performance in your own environment; mobile and touch interactions have not been validated.

Put your next plan in motion.

Beta software · Proprietary licence · Free evaluation outside production