TL;DR: Timeline is not a standalone project view. It is the horizontal scrolling time-axis component inside the Gantt Chart view. Taskade has 7 project views: List, Board, Calendar, Table, Mind Map, Gantt, and Org Chart.
Here is how your tasks become bars on the timeline inside the Gantt view.
Timeline in the Gantt View
The timeline is the horizontal scrolling area inside the Gantt Chart view where tasks are displayed as bars along a time axis. It is not a separate project view — it is a core component of the Gantt view.
To use the timeline:
- Open any project
- Switch to the Gantt view using the view switcher in the toolbar
- Use the timeline — the right-hand panel showing tasks on a time axis
Timeline Features (Inside Gantt)
- Time Scale Selector — switch between daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly scales in the top-right corner
- Scroll the timeline — swipe with two fingers on your trackpad or click-and-drag with the mouse
- Seeker Arrows — jump to the next set of tasks on the timeline edges
- Set task duration — click the empty space on the timeline at the task's height level
- Adjust duration — hover over the edges of a task bar and drag to extend or shorten
- Reposition tasks — click and hold the center of a task bar, then drag left or right
- Pinch to zoom — zoom in for task-level detail or out for the full project overview
Why There Is No Separate "Timeline View"
Taskade provides 7 project views: List, Board, Calendar, Table, Mind Map, Gantt, and Org Chart. The timeline functionality — horizontal scheduling of tasks across a time axis — lives entirely within the Gantt view. If you need a simple date-based visualization without dependencies, the Calendar view is the best alternative.
Related guides
- Gantt Chart View — Full guide to the Gantt view and its timeline component
- Calendar View — Date-based task scheduling
- Due Dates — Set start and end dates for tasks
- Project Views — All 7 views explained