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Our story is your story

You want to do good work. You're motivated by mission and purpose. We want the same thing.

Where it began

When founders Dustin Moskovitz and Justin Rosenstein were leading engineering at Facebook, they watched talented people spend more than half their day in meetings and chasing status updates — skilled work taking a backseat to work about work. So they built a tool to give teams a shared picture of who is doing what, by when, how and why.

That foundation - the Enterprise Work Graph®, multiplayer collaboration, shared memory, and governance - is exactly what the agentic era requires. The same system that helped humans coordinate at scale now lets humans and AI agents run critical workflows together.

Asana - The Start of Things

Built for what's next

Every era of work brings a new challenge. Here's how we've met each one.

The coordination problem: Teams drowning in meetings and status updates. We built a shared plan everyone could work from - and the Enterprise Work Graph® was born.

The scale problem: As organizations grew into hundreds of tools and thousands of people, Asana became the system of record for critical work - goals, portfolios, cross-functional workflows, governance.

The AI productivity gap: AI has delivered for individuals but not for teams and organizations. Asana closes that gap - the shared foundation where humans and agents workflow together on what matters most.

A launch workflow in Asana, showing how Humans and AI Teammates collaborate and resolve blockers

Life at Asana

Great products are built by great teams. Ours is growing and we'd love you to be part of it.

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Our mission

To help humanity thrive by enabling the world's teams to work together effortlessly.

Six operating principles to guide how we work. Because how we work is as important as what we build.