The inspiration for the creation of the project management application were the CTM and PERT mathematical methods, which scientists working on the Manhattan Project used to improve their work. We came to the conclusion that methods that were helpful in managing a project involving nearly 1,000 people can also add value in our work.

We have written an algorithm that is based on the above-mentioned mathematical methods. Thanks to this, the application is able to select critical points of the project, then in graphic form it presents the path of the most important tasks with particular emphasis on those that cannot be moved in time and those that can be freely managed. The effects are visible in three variants: optimistic, neutral and one that assumes the longest project implementation time. Each of these variants contains the indicator of the probability of doing the work according to the assumed plan, and the application additionally verifies how confident you were by entering individual values.

The last step was to design the UX and UI to make the application not only functional, but also readable and intuitive.