It is an easy to use and cost effective project management tool.

Projectlibre is tool that is being used across the entire organization. We use it in tracking of projects and allows us to keep organized when having multiple projects. One thing that makes it our preferred option is that it cost effective and also has a user friendly interface.More to that i like it s hierarchical organization of projects.

Though the interface is use friendly, i think it is little bit old and need some updating. I also wish the editing and graphics features updated.

If you can throw away everything you know about other spreadsheet services when you use Projectlibre, it will be easy to pick up and understand. You have to remember that while it looks similar to a spreadsheet, it is an entirely different platform with different purpose and functionalities. Once you get into the hang of it, Projectlibre will make managing projects and resources a breeze. Another pro about this software is that there are tons of help videos and articles online if you ever get stuck.

What we least liked about Projectlibre was the large learning curves for newcomers. It took a little while to get the hang of and understand what some of the prompts mean.

I like it, graphically is nice and all the functions and tools give the Gantt chart a very simple look.

I liked the simplicity of the use, I used this for a class to explain how Gantt charts work and it was really interesting to all students.

Even when it is a simple tool to manage and administrate task in a timeline it will not work for a company, because it is just the Gantt chart with dependencies, so if you are looking for a complete software it will not be helpful.

We use it for simple project management timelines. We don't get too in depth with them and will probably buy software if we become a bigger operation.

This is a free version of software like microsoft project. It has most the same functionality and use.

It has some known glitches, but that is to be expected it is free, it also isn't as intuitive as some of the paid alternatives are.

Project Libre is the only timeline application we use in our company. It is easily accessible by anyone (being opensource) and the export feature works great too.

It can basically do everything MS Project can do at the price point of $0.

The user interface of the software is very dated, it is very clear the software is written for function and not for aesthetics.