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ChronoSketch provides native SwiftUI month/week/day calendars and a resource Timeline for resource planning.
Requires iOS 26.0+ and Swift tools 6.2+. Full Web feature parity is not yet available. A first Task Manager hierarchy list with context actions is available; a read-only daily chart is available for device review.
Choose a guide
| Guide | Contents |
|---|---|
| Integration | Module responsibilities, requirements and component usage |
| Shared foundations | Dates, exclusive ends, model lifetime, consumer ownership and haptics |
| Calendar | Month agenda, Week today marker, connected items and Day view, event creation, timed/all-day movement, duration editing and current limits |
| Gantt / resource Timeline | Resources, assignments, scales, grouping, interval editing, async loading, custom content, media and actions |
| Resources | Finite inventory, card stacks, Calendar placement and consumer-confirmed plans |
| Task Manager | Hierarchical list, activities/milestones, consumer date/duration/progress actions and remaining chart work |
Resource Timeline
The resource Timeline guide covers the native Gantt API. Task hierarchies, milestones and dependencies belong to the separate TaskGantt component. Its native entry slice is a task list with context actions; advanced chart controls remain Web-only. The native daily chart now displays finish-to-start dependencies.
Further usage
The Task Manager zoom guide documents finite-horizon zoom, large native controls and the public zoom options.
Gantt and Task demos now use 90-day scroll horizons. New integrations configure start plus days; see the Gantt horizon guide and Task Manager guide.
Task Manager creation is available through optional callbacks in list/chart, with consumer-owned native forms in the demo.
Existing tasks support optional group-change actions with consumer-owned parent selection and validated confirmation.
Availability Picker
The SwiftUI integration includes the Availability Picker, a separate civil-range selection component with availability rules and loading.