Asana Outage History

An EU-wide partial outage impacted Asana's App and Mobile services. At Jan 26, 2026 1:48 AM UTC, the EU App went offline while EU Mobile entered a degraded state. By Jan 26, 2026 1:52 AM UTC, EU Mobile had recovered, but the App remained unavailable. The issue primarily affected users in the European region, with app and mobile experiences disrupted. The status page described the incident as a Partial System Outage and issued three updates during the event.

The incident continued until Jan 26, 2026 2:12 AM UTC when the App came back online, marking the end of the outage which lasted about 24 minutes. The EU Mobile component had already recovered by 01:52 UTC, and services in the EU region resumed as status was restored.

An Asana partial outage began at 5:37 PM UTC, impacting 12 components across regions including US Automations and Background Actions, US API, US Mobile, US App, Australia API, Australia App, EU API, EU Mobile, EU App, Japan API, Japan App, and Middle East App. Users reported the webapp becoming unavailable and API/mobile access degraded during the incident.

Recovery began around 6:42 PM UTC when error rates returned to baseline, and most users regained access. Asana issued 11 status updates through 7:02 PM UTC, detailing rollback steps and progressive restoration. The outage lasted roughly 1 hour and 5 minutes, with some components briefly remaining degraded after initial recovery.

The Asana mobile app in the United States experienced a brief outage, impacting users trying to access Asana on mobile within the US region. The incident affected the US / Mobile component and caused a short period of degraded performance before service was restored. The outage began at Jan 14, 2026 8:37 PM UTC and was resolved by Jan 14, 2026 8:42 PM UTC, lasting roughly 5 minutes.

Asana issued two status updates during the incident, indicating the issue and its resolution, with the US / Mobile component returning to normal shortly after. There were no broader regional impacts reported beyond this localized mobile outage.

On Jan 6, 2026 12:17 PM UTC, Asana experienced a partial outage impacting the EU App and EU Mobile, with the Japan App also affected during the incident. The issue appeared regional to Europe and Japan, impacting users attempting to access projects, tasks, and collaboration features on web and mobile. The outage lasted about one hour and was resolved by Jan 6, 2026 1:17 PM UTC.

During the incident, the Asana status page issued seven updates to guide users through recovery. Following the updates, the EU App returned to normal, then EU Mobile and Japan App were restored, with all services fully available by the end of the window.

The Asana web app experienced a brief outage that prevented users from starting new sessions, while existing web sessions, mobile apps, and API traffic remained available. The issue affected the Asana web app across multiple regions (Australia, US, Japan, and the EU) and lasted about 10 minutes, beginning at Jan 5, 2026 9:22 PM UTC and resolving by Jan 5, 2026 9:32 PM UTC. Asana issued two status updates during the incident—an initial investigation notice and a follow-up confirming resolution. Some users reported issues around 9:15 PM UTC before the official acknowledgment.

An outage briefly affected the desktop version of the Asana website, preventing users from loading the web app. The incident began at Jan 5, 2026 9:18 PM UTC and was resolved by 9:20 PM UTC, lasting about 2 minutes. The impact appeared limited to desktop access; mobile and other platforms were not indicated as affected. StatusGator recorded an Early Warning Signal starting at Jan 5, 2026 9:18 PM UTC.

An outage in Asana's EU region affected Webhooks and Event Streams, causing a partial system outage with intermittent webhook deliveries and disruption to real-time event processing for a brief period. The incident began on 6:07 AM UTC and was resolved by 6:12 AM UTC.

Two status updates were posted by Asana's status page during the incident (at 6:07 AM UTC and 6:12 AM UTC), confirming the EU / Webhooks and Event Streams component went down and later returned to normal. The impact was localized to the EU region; no broader outages were reported. The outage lasted approximately 5 minutes.

An EU region issue affected Asana's Webhooks and Event Streams, causing a brief disruption to webhook delivery and real-time event streams. The outage began at Dec 25, 2025 4:07 AM UTC and was resolved by Dec 25, 2025 4:12 AM UTC, lasting approximately 5 minutes. The Asana status page listed a Minor Service Outage for the EU / Webhooks and Event Streams component, and the provider issued 2 status updates during the incident. The disruption was limited to this component and did not indicate wider service impact.

Asana experienced a brief disruption in the EU region affecting Webhooks and Event Streams. The issue caused degraded functionality for users relying on these components. The outage began at 12:07 AM UTC and was resolved by 12:12 AM UTC. The EU Webhooks and Event Streams component returned to normal after a short outage lasting about 5 minutes. Asana issued 2 status updates during the incident, confirming the degradation and later the resolution. The impact was limited to the EU region and did not indicate broader issues across other regions.

An outage affected Asana's EU Webhooks and Event Streams component, causing intermittent delivery issues for automated triggers and events in the European region. The incident began at 12:07 AM UTC and appeared as a partial outage, with the status page noting disruption to the EU / Webhooks and Event Streams component. The service posted 2 official updates during the incident, and the component returned to normal by 12:12 AM UTC. The outage lasted about 5 minutes and was geographically limited to the EU region, with no widespread impact reported.