Org Chart Builder
Offline org charts. No signup, no subscription, ever.
What it does
Org Chart Builder is a single HTML file that runs entirely in your browser — no installs, no logins, no monthly fees. Built by an admin professional for the people who actually own the org chart: EAs, admin assistants, and office managers who get asked to "just update the structure" every reshuffle. Restructure with one click (no dragging connectors), add photos, collapse large teams, and export to PNG, PDF, or JSON. Pay once, use it forever — your data never leaves your computer.
Stop rebuilding your org chart from scratch every time your team changes.Org Chart Builder is a single-file tool that runs straight from your browser — no installs, no logins, no monthly fees. Built by an admin professional, for the people who actually own the org chart: admin assistants, EAs, office managers, and anyone who gets asked to "just update the structure" every time there's a reshuffle.
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