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Free Production Schedule (Gantt) for Manufacturers.

A production schedule maps jobs to machines and days so you can see load, gaps, and conflicts at a glance. Build a Gantt-style schedule below and export it. Free, no signup.

List your open jobs with start date, duration, and status. Get a printable Gantt for the production floor and the owner. Auto-spans the date range based on your earliest start to latest finish.

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Jobs

Job / customer Start date End date Status Assigned to

Schedule preview

Planned
In progress
Done
Delayed

"Download PDF" gives you the tabular schedule. For the printable Gantt, use Print → "Save as PDF" in your browser's print dialog.

When the whiteboard stops working

SimpleGrid replaces the whiteboard with live scheduling that updates when work actually happens.

Floor logs progress → schedule updates → planner sees the impact → resequences if needed. No more 2-hour Monday scheduling meetings.

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How to use this production schedule template

  1. Add each open job with customer name, start date, and end date.
  2. Set status (Planned, In progress, Done, Delayed).
  3. Assign to a person, cell, or machine - whatever maps to your shop.
  4. The Gantt chart updates live. Print it for the morning huddle.

What's a Gantt chart and why do manufacturers use one?

A Gantt chart shows jobs as horizontal bars across a date axis - you see at a glance which jobs overlap, which are running long, and where the bottleneck is. For mid-market manufacturers managing 10-50 concurrent jobs, the Gantt is the single most useful planning tool that exists.

FAQ

Can I save my schedule for next time?

Yes - the schedule auto-saves to your browser's localStorage. Reopen the tool, your jobs are still there.

What if I need machine-level or cell-level scheduling?

This tool is at the job level. For machine/cell-level scheduling with capacity constraints, setup time, and run-time per piece, you've outgrown a free template. SimpleGrid handles this →

Tools are nice. A system that runs your floor is better.

SimpleGrid builds a custom ERP modelled on how your operation actually runs. We carry the cost and the risk - you run it for 30 days, and pay only once it's working.

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