We built the tool we needed and couldn't find.
Timezylla exists because project plans too often split across spreadsheets, boards, calendars, decks, and status documents. We set out to keep the project in one visual workspace.
Why we built Timezylla
Every founder and team lead we've talked to hits the same wall.
They have a new project, a rough idea, and a deadline. So they open a blank spreadsheet. Or an old Gantt tool. Or a broad work suite that still needs a separate deck for the story. They spend a day — or a whole week — dragging bars around, guessing at dependencies, checking calendars, and trying to make a plan that actually fits on a screen.
By the time it's done, the plan is already out of date. Nobody on the team looks at it. The tool becomes a graveyard.
We built Timezylla so a project can move from rough input to a usable plan, across Gantt, Grid, Board, Calendar, Canvas, Resources, and stakeholder output, without losing context between tools.
That's it. That's the whole idea.
Our mission
Planning a project should take minutes, not days. Timezylla exists to give you a plan your team will actually use — before Monday morning.
How we work
Product first
Built around real project work
We test the product against real planning flows: importing work, balancing dates and resources, explaining risk, and sharing the result with stakeholders.
Feedback-led
Access reviewed by request
We review access requests by hand and use product feedback to decide what needs to become clearer, faster, safer, or more complete.
Get in touch.
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