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.
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.
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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.
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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.
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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
- Functional
- Divisional
- Matrix
- Flat
- Manufacturing
- Hospital
- Law firm
- Software startup
- Retail chain
- Hotel
- Nonprofit
- Bank
- Restaurant
- Marketing agency
- Local government
- Construction
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.