What’s better than using Project Schedule IAP by Thorsten Krämer? Well, try it on a big screen, on your PC or Mac, with BlueStacks to see the difference.
Project Schedule feels like a straight-up project planner that actually works on a small screen, and on a PC with BlueStacks it is much nicer because the Gantt chart and long task lists fit without constant scrolling. It lets someone spin up multiple projects, lay out tasks in a classic Gantt view or a simple list, and check an all-projects overview when deadlines creep up. Custom calendars are handy for setting work days, off days, or odd hours, so the timeline lines up with real life. There is a resources section that tracks cost and work per task and per project, and contacts can be attached to resources so people know who is doing what.
The free and paid parts are split in a way that makes sense. The paid extras add PDF exports of Gantt, task lists, and cost reports, better Excel exports with cost and duration, proper calendar sync, and manual export locations. File support is broad for a mobile tool. It reads MS Project MPP files in read-only form, and with small plugins it will open and save Excel XLS, MSPDI XML, and plain CSV. Exports can be PNG if someone wants a quick image. Notifications ping when a task starts or finishes, and there is optional Android backup so data is not lost. There is also a separate CloudSync plugin if syncing across devices is needed. On BlueStacks, dragging bars on the Gantt with a mouse and typing dates with a keyboard just feels faster, which helps on bigger plans that would be cramped on a phone.
BlueStacks gives you the much-needed freedom to experience your favorite apps on a bigger screen. Get it now.
