Gantt
Every person, every day, one timeline.
Drag the work onto the people who should do it — conflicts surface while you plan, not on site.
One board per question
The same plan, at three depths.
Worker Gantt
Your own people, one row each, every assignment as a bar. Free days are visible at a glance — before someone is promised twice.
Subcontractor Gantt
External crews on the same timeline, project by project — including the internal helpers you lend them for a few days.
Worker Day Planner
One worker, one day, in hours: which project, which block, and what is still free. A good day can be applied to every other day on the project in one step.
The board warns — and sometimes refuses
What only warns, and what actually blocks.
Overlaps warn, nothing more
Put two projects on the same person on the same day and a warning appears on the spot. Planning continues — sometimes the double booking is exactly what you meant.
Certifications can refuse a drop
Someone without the certification a stage requires cannot be planned onto it, and the board names what is missing — the same rule the rest of Vertik enforces, applied at the moment of the drop.
Past the end becomes a request
Assignments live inside the project's schedule. Drag a bar past it and the move turns into an extension request: confirm it, and the project's own dates change with the plan.