Agantty vs Asta Powerproject

Agantty is a web-based project management tool for planning projects, teams, and tasks with Gantt charts. Its dashboard brings together to-dos and lets users filter tasks by project, person, or timeframe. The listed tools include task overviews, teamwork, drag-and-drop editing, rights management, email reminders, PDF exports, dependencies, milestones, resource management, and a workload view. Projects can be synchronized with Google Calendar, Apple iCal, Outlook, or other calendars using export links or ICS files. Agantty is available on the web, Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, and Windows; its mobile apps support viewing and adding tasks and saving filter shortlists. Shared projects require every team member to register with Agantty. The free plan allows one project, with no teams or support, and a 14-day trial is listed. Premium is listed at €490 a month per person and includes unlimited tasks, projects, and teams, CSV import, and project templates. Agantty says external data cannot currently be processed through an API and self-hosting is not yet possible.

Asta Powerproject is construction planning software for projects from small extensions to megaprojects. It builds Gantt schedules from task pools and code libraries, links tasks for critical-path analysis, and lets planners assign calendars, resources, and costs. Multiple what-if scenarios help compare construction methods or explore ways to accelerate delivery. Cost modelling tracks budgeted, planned, and actual figures over time, while resource planning covers people, plant, and materials. Built-in risk analysis assesses possible delays and cost overruns; Schedule Quality Check can apply custom parameters or DCMA and CIOB metrics. The software works with Microsoft Project and Oracle Primavera files and integrates with Bidcon estimating applications, ERP systems, and BIM tools. The standard installed client runs only on Microsoft Windows, while hosted SaaS is accessible on Windows and macOS with an internet connection, but lacks some features such as macros and the Developers' Toolkit. The single-user subscription costs £695 per annum, excluding VAT.