Google Antigravity Outage History

Users around the world reported connectivity problems with Google Antigravity, including unresponsive servers and failing agent connections. The issue appeared to affect multiple regions, with reports of servers not responding, high traffic errors, and intermittent disconnects that degraded the user experience. The impact began around 4:15 PM UTC and persisted into the late afternoon, with StatusGator detecting issues at Mar 31, 2026 4:47 PM UTC ahead of any official acknowledgment and the early warning window ending around 6:46 PM UTC.

Because Google Antigravity has no official status page, there were no formal updates from the service during the incident; user reports and StatusGator monitoring provided the bulk of the information. The activity indicates broad, global impact rather than a single regional outage, with reports coming from Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and the Americas; the situation featured high traffic and intermittent server responsiveness that degraded the user experience.

Users worldwide experienced a disruption to Google Antigravity as agent errors and capacity constraints affected service availability. Reports spanned North America, Europe, Asia, and Latin America, with users describing high traffic, timeouts, and degraded performance. Impact began around 5:45 AM UTC as activity spiked, and StatusGator recorded an Early Warning Signal at 6:13 AM UTC. The signal remained in effect through the afternoon, ending at 3:44 PM UTC while user feedback continued to indicate ongoing issues.

Google Antigravity experienced a global outage that left many users unable to access or interact with services built on the platform. Reports began around 3:00 AM UTC and intensified by 4:00 AM UTC, with affected regions spanning North America, Europe, and Asia, indicating a worldwide impact. The disruption manifested as unresponsiveness or degraded functionality for affected users.

StatusGator detected the issue at 4:00 AM UTC via an Early Warning Signal, ahead of any official acknowledgment, and the outage was resolved by 5:03 AM UTC. Google Antigravity does not maintain an official status page, so timely updates were limited on provider channels; users relied on external monitoring for visibility. The incident concluded with service restoration by the end time.

Google Antigravity experienced a global outage that prevented loading Claude models and processing prompts. Users across regions reported that Claude models would not load and prompts produced no responses. The outage began at 6:35 AM UTC and persisted for most of the day, with recovery appearing toward the end of the incident.

Users of Google Antigravity faced an outage as the AI model stopped working, preventing task launches via the agent. Reports described the AI model not working and the inability to launch a task, indicating a partial outage affecting task execution across multiple regions. The first user reports appeared around 8:30 AM UTC, with another report by 8:45 AM UTC as the issue persisted. StatusGator logged an Early Warning Signal starting at 8:44 AM UTC and ending at 8:53 AM UTC, suggesting an active incident before the issue resolved.

Users of Google Antigravity reported that the agent service stopped functioning, with the outage first evident around 3:45 PM UTC and more pronounced symptoms appearing at 4:44 PM UTC. The disruption left many unable to run agent tasks and some experiences described as service unavailability for about 45 minutes, ending around 5:29 PM UTC. Reports came from multiple regions, including Indonesia (Tangerang), Türkiye (Izmir), Italy (Florence), and France (Cappelle-la-Grande), indicating a broad geographic reach.

Users of Google Antigravity faced a broad outage where commands would not execute, and the interface showed loading or working status but produced no results. The disruption appeared global, with reports from regions across North America, Europe, Africa, and Asia. Affected experiences included stalled command actions, failed login attempts, and unresponsive dashboards. Impact began with user reports around 1:45 PM UTC and lasted roughly two hours, with activity winding down after 3:38 PM UTC and last reports around 3:30 PM UTC.

Users across continents were unable to reach Google Antigravity as a widespread outage began in the early hours of 7:46 AM UTC. Google Antigravity had no public status page for the incident, but StatusGator issued an Early Warning Signal, indicating the outage was detected before any official acknowledgment. The disruption persisted for most of the day, with reports continuing into the evening; the last notable user activity occurred around 9:34 PM UTC.

Many users reported being unable to load the service, experiencing timeouts and service-unavailable messages, with reports spanning the Americas, Europe, and Asia, suggesting a global impact.

Users of Google Antigravity experienced a chat agent outage that disrupted conversations across regions. Impact began around 3:00 PM UTC, and an Early Warning Signal captured the issue at 3:08 PM UTC when the agent terminated during sessions. The event appears to have ended by 3:56 PM UTC. Google Antigravity has no official status page, so there was no public acknowledgment during the incident. Reports came from Europe, North America, Asia, and Africa, with sample locations including Poitiers (France), Toronto (Canada), Spain, Morocco, the Philippines, and Pueblo, Colorado (USA).

Users of Google Antigravity faced an outage that caused HTTP 500 errors and connectivity problems when accessing the service. The disruption began at Mar 10, 2026 9:47 PM UTC and affected users across multiple regions, indicating a broad impact. StatusGator detected the issue at Mar 10, 2026 9:47 PM UTC, ahead of any official acknowledgment by Google Antigravity. The incident was resolved by Mar 10, 2026 10:47 PM UTC after about an hour of interruption.