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Twproject is a comprehensive web-based project management and resource tracking platform designed for cross-functional enterprise teams. The platform combines interactive Gantt charts, work breakdown structures (WBS), Kanban task boards, and detailed workload allocation views. By integrating time tracking, financial budgeting, and document management into project workflows, Twproject gives organizations end-to-end visibility across complex project portfolios.
Provides dynamic Gantt charts with interactive milestone dependencies, critical paths, and WBS hierarchy tracking. Monitors team capacity and resource workloads to identify and rebalance overbooked employees in real time. Tracks project time logs, billable hours, and labor costs directly linked to task structures. Delivers customizable Kanban boards, issue tracking, and document sharing across dedicated project workspaces.
Flexible deployment options support both turnkey cloud SaaS and self-hosted on-premise infrastructure. Deep integration between Gantt planning and resource workload prevents staff over-allocation. Native financial management links time logging and project expenses directly to budget baselines. Multi-language support and granular permissions accommodate global distributed enterprise teams.
Category: Productivity
Team Size: 11-25
Visit WebsiteTwproject is a comprehensive web-based project management and resource tracking platform designed for cross-functional enterprise teams. The platform combines interactive Gantt charts, work breakdown structures (WBS), Kanban task boards, and detailed workload allocation views. By integrating time tracking, financial budgeting, and document management into project workflows, Twproject gives organizations end-to-end visibility across complex project portfolios.
Twproject (originally named Teamwork) was created in 2001 in Florence, Italy, by Open-Lab founders Silvia Chelazzi, Roberto Bicchierai, and Carlo Zoli. Frustrated by rigid, desktop-bound project management tools of the early 2000s, the team built a lightweight, web-native platform. In 2014, the software was rebranded as Twproject and later spun out as an independent company powering operations for global brands like Prada and General Electric.