Phase + Asana
Prioritize your Asana tasks based on your body’s natural biological rhythms and daily cognitive strengths
What is Phase?
Phase is a biology-based productivity system that translates biological rhythms, starting with the menstrual cycle, into daily cognitive guidance. While Asana manages complex projects and team coordination, the Phase integration focuses on the person doing the work. It securely syncs your active Asana tasks into Phase, evaluating each one against your current cognitive profile across six key areas: energy, focus, motivation, creativity, reflection, and communication.
This read-only integration helps you prioritize your workload based on biological alignment rather than just reacting to urgency. Each task receives an alignment score, showing you which assignments fit your brain's current strengths and which are better saved for later in your cycle. By blending biological alignment with Asana's due dates and priority levels, Phase reduces decision fatigue and helps you do the right work at the exact right time, without ever altering your Asana boards.
How to connect Phase + Asana?
- If you haven't already, sign up for Phase.
- Once logged in, open Settings in Phase and enable the Asana integration.
- If not already signed in, sign in to Asana so your tasks can sync to Phase.
- Return to the Tasks screen in Phase on desktop or mobile.
- View your imported Asana tasks in Phase.
- Use Phase to rank tasks based on biological alignment, priority, due date, or a combination of these.
Learn more and get support
To learn more about using the Phase + Asana integration, visit Phase.
If you have questions, feedback, or need support, visit the Phase support page.
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