Google Antigravity Outage History

Users of Google Antigravity worldwide experienced degraded performance beginning around 12:12 AM UTC as traffic surged. Reports described slow page loads and retry requests, with the impact focused on responsiveness rather than a full outage. The effect appeared global, with observations from the United States, India, Türkiye, and other regions indicating widespread but partial disruption to normal operation.

StatusGator triggered an Early Warning Signal at 12:12 AM UTC, indicating the slowdown preceded any provider acknowledgment since Google Antigravity does not publish an official status page. The issue began to ease and was generally resolved by 12:32 AM UTC. Throughout the window, users reported high traffic and intermittent delays, consistent with a brief global performance degradation rather than a sustained outage.

Users around the world were unable to reach Google Antigravity as agent connections failed during a broad outage driven by a traffic surge. Impact began around 4:30 AM UTC, with initial reports of unresponsiveness and progressively worsening access as more users attempted to connect. The incident generated a sustained spike in user-reported problems, with many experiences showing high-traffic prompts and timeouts, peaking around 9:30 AM UTC.

StatusGator flagged the issue in its Early Warning Signal at Apr 9, 2026 5:28 AM UTC due to agent connection failures caused by the traffic spike. Because Google Antigravity has no official status page, there were no formal provider updates to relay during the outage; visibility came from StatusGator monitoring and the ongoing user reports. The outage persisted for roughly 41 hours and began to ease as traffic stabilized, with connectivity returning and the incident appearing to resolve around 10:51 PM UTC.

StatusGator's Early Warning Signal flagged a global outage of Google Antigravity as a traffic surge overwhelmed its AI servers and agent components. Users worldwide reported errors and timeouts, with messages like 'Our servers are experiencing high traffic, please try again in a minute' and other failures indicating degraded service. There was no official public status page to communicate the incident, but StatusGator's signal persisted from Apr 7, 2026 11:40 PM UTC through Apr 8, 2026 10:28 PM UTC.

An outage hit Google Antigravity, causing errors and an unresponsive app that blocked messaging and disrupted AI model functionality. The first user reports appeared around 6:45 AM UTC, and the issue grew into a global disruption with activity reported from multiple regions.

StatusGator recorded an Early Warning Signal as the problem manifested, with the issue detected at Apr 7, 2026 7:34 AM UTC before any provider acknowledgment. The problems persisted through the day, affecting core components used for messaging and AI services, including instances of HTTP 503 errors and unresponsive agents reported by users.

The outage continued into the late afternoon, ending around 8:21 PM UTC as the service began to recover. Google Antigravity does not maintain an official status page, so public updates were limited; this incident represents a major disruption for users relying on messaging and AI capabilities across regions.

StatusGator flagged an Early Warning Signal for Google Antigravity as its Thinking models became unavailable starting at 8:33 AM UTC and lasting through 6:48 PM UTC. There is no official status page for Google Antigravity, so the disruption did not have a public provider update reflecting the incident. The outage affected core thinking-model services, causing degraded responses, timeouts, and retry loops for users around the world, with impact spanning from morning into late afternoon UTC.

Users of Google Antigravity experienced a global outage affecting the agent service and the Gemini web UI, with many reporting non-responsive agents and degraded servers. The disruption began around 1:45 PM UTC, spreading across regions and impacting workflows that rely on the agent for automated tasks and chat interactions. StatusGator's Early Warning Signal triggered at 2:20 PM UTC, reflecting a rapid onset of high traffic and server errors, and the signal remained active until 4:04 PM UTC. The outage persisted through the afternoon, complicating user activities across the globe, including web UI access and back-end agent calls.

Google Antigravity had no official public status page updates during the event, and there were no provider-acknowledged communications to explain the disruption. The incident's early detection by StatusGator highlights how user-reported signals can surface issues ahead of formal notices, though no public timeline or root cause was provided. With the early warning window ending at 4:04 PM UTC, users were left awaiting updates while service activity stabilized.

Users around the world faced service unavailability for Google Antigravity as server errors surfaced. StatusGator flagged the issue at Apr 3, 2026 1:51 PM UTC, ahead of any provider public acknowledgment. Across the outage window, many users reported load failures and error messages, indicating a broad impact on core functionality for roughly an hour.

Google Antigravity experienced a global outage that left many users unable to access the service. The disruption began around 6:45 AM UTC and lasted for roughly two hours, with the service largely recovering by 8:54 AM UTC. Reports spanned Europe, the Americas, and Asia, indicating broad geographic impact. Users described being unable to load the agent or complete conversations, with some noting errors like 503s. There was no public status page from Google Antigravity during the incident.

Google Antigravity faced a global outage as an unusually high volume of requests overwhelmed its servers, resulting in widespread unavailability and capacity-related errors. Users across multiple regions reported issues such as 503 Service Unavailable messages and servers indicating high traffic, with phrases like "Our servers are experiencing high traffic" and capacity exhaustion seen in models. Impact began at 11:54 AM UTC and persisted into the afternoon, with recovery slowly taking hold by 2:05 PM UTC.

Google Antigravity experienced a global outage as traffic surged and capacity was overwhelmed, leaving many users unable to access the service or receive AI responses. Reports spanned Europe, the Americas, and Asia, with symptoms including unresponsiveness, timeouts, and degraded performance. The impact began around 9:57 AM UTC and persisted for most of the day as demand outpaced capacity. A broad volume of user reports from multiple regions indicated widespread impact.

StatusGator flagged an Early Warning Signal before public acknowledgment. There was no official status page published by Google Antigravity during the incident, so user reports and monitoring data formed the visible narrative. The service began to recover and was largely restored by 6:42 PM UTC, roughly eight hours and forty-five minutes after it started.