Medium-term planning, who uses what?

Question

Project management

There are several projects (working, home, educational, etc.) they intersect with each other, have priority, deadlines, line up in a certain hierarchy.
Problem: It is impossible to assess all projects at a glance and highlight those requiring attention.
I tried to use Bitrix24, there are projects, tasks, deadlines, a hierarchy, a Gantt chart, but there is no normal visual representation (ideally in the form of a hierarchical tree or something similar) + the system is fancy, I would like a simpler solution.
Trello is a fairly simple application, suitable for short-term planning (a week), almost exactly what you need, but for long periods there are problems with priority, deadlines, task cohesion.
What other systems are there for medium-term planning?

Answer 1

Task Coach

Answer 2

Leader Task
Prior to this, I used TaskCoach for 5 years to maintain to-do lists and work on projects. Still ready to recommend it. And it has a lot of features that are useful.
Why I switched to LT:
1. There were bugs in TC and at that time (2016) it was clear that it had stopped in development and the project was fading away little by little (although judging by the releases, something is still being done there).
2. In LT, it is very convenient to throw tasks on projects and deadlines (for a day, a week, or generally assign deadlines or a period) with the mouse.
3. The interface is simpler and more convenient to use.

Answer 3

Have you seriously not heard of GTD?
for example, here is the implementation of
https://www.mylifeorganized.net/
but I use Vasya Kisly

Answer 4

There is no indication of a paid / free solution, so I will also offer MyLifeOrganized
Here, a friend maintains a good blog about this and not only https://kraevoy.com/category/planner/mylifeorganized
MLO is difficult to set up initially, but then you will get involved. And yes, it's a paid solution.

Answer 5

org-mode