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Life & fun · August 25, 2026

TeamChart - Org Charts simplified

A faster way to Design, Plan, and Share your org chart

What it does

TeamChart is a simple app for building, planning, and sharing org charts. Map roles, reporting lines, and teams visually, then keep them current as your organization changes. Start from a template or import CSV/XLSX data, then share, embed, or export.

TeamChart helps teams build, plan, explain, and share org structure. Import spreadsheets, edit positions visually, share public links, embed charts, and export clean visuals.

TeamChart gives people, operations, and consulting teams a visual workspace for planning organization structure, assigning people, and sharing clean charts. People teams, consultants, and operators use TeamChart to build and maintain org charts. Plan reporting lines, assign people, and keep positions current. Turn spreadsheet inputs into client-ready charts and exports. Start from a blank canvas, template, or import, then plan structure, assign people, and share the result. Begin with a blank chart, choose a template, or import CSV/XLSX data when you already have the org mapped. Move reporting lines, assign people, duplicate scenarios, and clarify departments directly on the chart. Publish…from teamchart.io

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