Nine schedule tools
DCMA checks, baseline review, three-file progress audits, S-curves, logic integrity. All nine are built and in final testing on real programmes before they open.
When they land, each one will work two ways: online, in the tab you already have open, and downloadable — a single file you save once and run offline forever, on a laptop with no admin rights and no internet.
The online version is free and asks nothing of you. The download asks for an email, so we can tell you when a newer revision exists — an offline copy has no other way to know.
Get them first
One email per release. Offline downloads go to this list before anyone else.
Schedule Health Check
The fourteen DCMA checks on any P6 file in about two seconds, each result explained in plain words.
Baseline Submission Check
74 automated checks before you submit, plus 12 document checks the file cannot answer.
Progress Report Generator
Three files in — baseline, last period, current — and a printable monthly report out, with a 26-check integrity audit that catches reversed progress and moved actual dates.
XER to Excel Converter
A readable seven-sheet workbook. Codes decoded into words, hours converted to days, logic written out as text.
S-Curve Generator
Early, late, planned and actual curves, exported to Excel with a real native chart rather than a picture.
WBS Activity Table
WBS-nested or flat, 31 selectable columns, multiple files in tabs. Handles 30,000 activities.
Longest Path Finder
The top five longest paths through the network, so you can see what is actually driving the date.
Out-of-Sequence Detector
Every out-of-sequence relationship, with the two dates that prove it — and a warning when Progress Override is hiding a late project.
Logic Integrity Check
Dangling activities, redundant relationships and circular logic. Finds the activities whose duration cannot affect the end date, which no open-ends check catches.
Founding members — the first 20
The first twenty contributors get:
- Your name and one link on the contributors page, permanently
- That link can point at your own templates, course or consultancy — we take nothing and hold nothing
- Every tool, and the offline downloads, before they go public
- Your questions decide what gets built next
Why browser-only
The reason this exists at all
Every competing P6 toolkit is a macro-enabled Excel add-in or a Windows executable. Each one needs a download, an unblock, an install into Office, and a bit-version that matches. On a laptop your employer controls, that is usually where it ends.
These run in the browser. The .xer file you load is read on your own machine and never sent anywhere — not to us, not to anyone. That is not a privacy policy, it is how the tool is built: there is no server to send it to.