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Paste your spreadsheet. We'll draw the chart.

A name, a title, who they report to. That is enough: the layout engine places every card, keeps the order you chose, and redraws the whole chart every time someone moves.

The Vantage Group table: every person and who they report to. Click a name to rename them, pick a new manager, or add yourself.
NameReports to
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Alexandra PierceChief Executive OfficerMorgan LeeExecutive AssistantDavid ChenChief Financial OfficerSarah KimFinance ManagerRachel TorresChief Operating OfficerBen CaldwellDirector of OperationsKevin ParkDirector of Information TechnologyOlivia GrantChief Marketing OfficerJake MorrisMarketing ManagerNina PatelBrand DirectorDiana OrtizVP of People & CultureSam FletcherHR Manager

12 people · 4 teams · 3 levels · 0 overlaps · change it and it redraws

People charted
10,390
Charts drawn
2,670
Free to build
Always

Charted by teams at

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  • Lab Services of Georgia
  • Rhoads Energy
  • Re-Source
  • SimplifyHR
  • UpScrolled
  • Northeast Automatic Sprinkler

From a column of names to a chart you'd put in the deck.

Twenty-four seconds · real chrome · the engine draws every frame

A spreadsheet export, a PDF, an email thread, a photo of the whiteboard. Three columns are enough: name, title, who they report to.

  • every guess, listed

    Built from anything

    A spreadsheet with names and managers is enough. We read messy headers, "Last, First" names and typos, and show every decision before it lands. See the columns we read.

  • order kept exactly

    Move people, not boxes

    Drag a card onto a new manager, or slide it along its row. The chart re-lays itself every time, with no overlaps and no crossed lines.

  • view · comment · edit

    Work on it together

    Share a link. Everyone sees the same chart, live, with each other's cursors. Viewing needs no account; editing does.

Every chart on this site was drawn by the engine.

50 of them · no stock art, no screenshots · sixteen shown

The rest are on the examples hub — forty-two industries and four structures, each with the reasoning and a spreadsheet to download — and the types page.

Your chart is about four minutes away.

Building is free and stays free. You pay when the chart has to leave the building: a clean export, a share link, a live sync.

Not sure what yours should look like? How to make one, in six steps, forty-two industries, drawn properly, fifty-six templates for Excel and Sheets, and guides for a spreadsheet, a reorg, a merger, or an assistant's desk.