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The dates you chose, and the dates you were given
Some of your deadlines have give in them and some have none. Lock the fixed ones and a crowded week on the Forecast starts telling you something it couldn't before: how much of it you are actually allowed to move.
Facts, not opinions
Most tools ship an opinion about how you should work and then spend their lives defending it. A tool built around facts has nothing to defend. It shows what's true and lets you decide.
Why you keep missing deadlines
The deadline you miss is rarely the one you forgot. It's the one you were sure you had time for.
Your deadlines are a shape, not a list.
Once you carry more than 4 or 5 open items, your mind stops working in lists and starts working in shapes. The shape has weight, dependencies, and movement. No list tool renders it.
Past five, the threshold.
Most productivity advice is written for the early part of the load curve. It works for a week with 3 deadlines on it. It quietly breaks above 5, and almost nobody names the threshold.