Asana Project Management Platform

Asana is a web and mobile work management platform helping teams organize, track, and manage their work and projects. Founded in 2008 by Dustin Moskovitz (co-founder of Facebook) and Justin Rosenstein, both former Facebook and Google engineers, headquartered in San Francisco, California. Went public on NYSE in September 2020 (ticker: ASAN). Raised over $450 million. Serves over 100,000 paying organizations including Amazon, Japan Airlines, Sky, and Spotify. Key features: project management: create projects with tasks, subtasks, sections, and milestones. Multiple project views: list, board (Kanban), timeline (Gantt chart), and calendar. Switch between views seamlessly. Task management: assign tasks to team members with due dates, descriptions, attachments, and comments. Dependencies between tasks. Custom fields for priority, cost, stage, and any data type. Workflow Builder: create automated multi-step workflows with rules. Auto-assign tasks, set due dates, send notifications, and update statuses. No code required. Timeline: Gantt-style visual timeline for project planning. See task dependencies and overlaps. Drag to reschedule. Portfolios: monitor initiatives across multiple projects in real-time. Track status, progress, and key metrics. Workload: see team capacity and workload at a glance. Balance assignments to prevent burnout. Goals: set and track company, team, and individual goals. Link goals to work for alignment. Forms: collect work requests with structured intake forms. Auto-route to projects and assignees. Forms branching. Inbox: centralized notification center. My Tasks: personal task list with sections for today, upcoming, and recently assigned. Custom rules and automation. Approvals: built-in approval workflows. Intake: standardize work requests. Integrations: 200+ integrations including Slack, Microsoft Teams, Salesforce, Google Workspace. API. TypeScript/React. Proprietary with free tier.