Google Antigravity outage history

Google Antigravity experienced a global outage as its agent execution service failed across multiple regions, causing errors, infinite loading, and 403 Permission Denied messages when running automation. Users reported problems starting around 7:15 PM UTC, with a rapid surge in reports by 8:30 PM UTC as the issue spread worldwide, and the problems persisted until 9:04 PM UTC.

Users worldwide began experiencing authentication problems, sign-in failures, and slow loading on Google Antigravity around 4:00 AM UTC. Reports described being unable to sign in, authentication errors, and delays loading content, with many encountering 503 service unavailable responses. The disruption spanned multiple regions including the Americas, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Oceania, indicating a broad outage rather than a localized incident. Impact persisted through the early morning hours, with user reports continuing through 5:56 AM UTC.

StatusGator recorded an Early Warning Signal starting at 4:08 AM UTC due to user reports before any official acknowledgment. Google Antigravity does not publish an official status page, so there were few public updates from the provider during the event. The 14 user reports captured by StatusGator reflect a widespread disruption affecting sign in, content loading, and account access, though there was no complete service shutdown. The early signal ended at 5:56 AM UTC.

Impact began at 10:45 AM UTC when the Google Antigravity agent execution subsystem started failing, causing agent runs to terminate with errors and breaking automated workflows for many users. A notable volume of user reports from around the world described tasks failing or stalling as agents attempted execution, indicating widespread disruption across automation and data processing pipelines.

The incident was resolved by 1:53 PM UTC. StatusGator detected an Early Warning Signal before any official acknowledgement, highlighting that user-reported symptoms can surface issues ahead of formal updates.

Users began encountering agent execution failures around 2:00 AM UTC, with errors such as Agent execution terminated due to error and occasional server crashes that disrupted AI features. The disruption appeared global in scope, but reports show regional concentration in India and parts of Asia and Europe, indicating a broad impact on the platform’s core agent engine. StatusGator recorded an Early Warning Signal at 3:01 AM UTC before any provider acknowledgment, suggesting user reports anticipated the incident ahead of official updates. Impact persisted through the morning, with activity remaining elevated through 9:30 AM UTC as more users joined the outage conversation.

Users of Google Antigravity faced a service outage as the agent execution system encountered errors, breaking automated workflows and the CLI for many. The disruption began around 4:45 PM UTC and reports surged in the late afternoon, with activity peaking around 5:45 PM UTC as issues intensified and users reported agent terminations and HTTP 400 errors.

StatusGator issued an Early Warning Signal at Aug 4, 2026 4:48 PM UTC, noting agent execution errors causing unavailability, ahead of the provider’s acknowledgement. The incident persisted for about two hours and appears to have stabilized by around 6:20 PM UTC as error conditions subsided and agent executions resumed.

End-user experiences included CLI failures, login problems, and recurring agent termination messages, indicating a broad disruption to automated tasks and user sessions.

Users around the world reported that the Google Antigravity app would not load, fail to open, or crash on launch. The disruption began with the first user report around 3:30 AM UTC and quickly appeared across multiple regions as the day progressed. StatusGator flagged the issue at Jul 22, 2026 4:34 AM UTC, with the early warning signal ending at 11:16 AM UTC. There are no published updates from Google Antigravity on an official status page, leaving users without a formal ETA for a fix.

Users worldwide were unable to start Google Antigravity, as the desktop app failed to respond on launch, frequently freezing or crashing. The disruption blocked normal startup for many users. Reports began around 2:45 PM UTC and grew through the afternoon, peaking between 4:00 PM UTC and 5:30 PM UTC. StatusGator triggered an Early Warning Signal at Jul 21, 2026 3:29 PM UTC that ended at 5:43 PM UTC, indicating issues reported by users ahead of any provider acknowledgment.

Users of Google Antigravity experienced outages as traffic surged, hindering access to the service. StatusGator detected the issue at Jun 27, 2026 5:14 PM UTC based on user reports, and the impact began around 5:14 PM UTC continuing until 6:31 PM UTC when conditions started to improve. Google Antigravity has no official status page, so there were no provider-posted updates to confirm the outage.

An outage began in the early hours of 4:15 AM UTC, with initial user reports indicating service unavailability. StatusGator detected the issue at 5:15 AM UTC based on user reports ahead of any official acknowledgment from Google Antigravity. Users experienced failed requests and degraded performance across features built on Google Antigravity, and there was no public status page update from the provider.

Over the next hours and into the following day, the volume of user reports grew, suggesting a broad outage affecting many users across multiple regions. The incident persisted for more than a day and continued through 3:45 PM UTC with no public updates from Google Antigravity, leaving customers without an official ETA.

StatusGator continued to alert on ongoing issues, but Google Antigravity did not publish a public status update during this period and restoration timelines remain unclear as of the latest information.

Users worldwide were unable to access Google Antigravity as traffic spiked, causing service unavailability starting around 9:15 PM UTC. StatusGator detected an Early Warning Signal at Apr 13, 2026 9:58 PM UTC due to high server traffic, which persisted through 11:10 PM UTC. The outage was experienced across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the Americas, with users reporting the service as down or congested and pages failing to load or respond.

With no official provider status page to reference, Google Antigravity's communications during the window were effectively absent. The incident saw a rising flow of user reports through the evening, peaking in the 22:45–23:00Z window, before signs of stabilization toward the end of the window at 11:10 PM UTC.