#Omnifocus vs for free#

ДЄs of January 2018, Asana claims more than 35,000 paying customers, including AB-InBev, Viessmann, eBay, Uber, Overstock, Navy Federal Credit Union, Icelandair, and IBM. On January 31, 2018, Asana announced a $75-million Series D round of funding, led by Generation Investment Management. The round valued the company at $600 million.

Other investors ranged from Tony Hsieh to Mark Zuckerberg.

On March 30, 2016, Asana announced a $50-million Series C round of funding, led by Y Combinator's Sam Altman. According to an article in The New York Times and someone briefed on the funding, the investors valued the company at $280 million.

On July 23, 2012, Asana announced a $28-million Series B round of funding, led by Peter Thiel and Founders Fund, along with existing investors Benchmark, Andreessen-Horowitz, and Mitch Kapor, Thiel then also joined Asana's Board of Directors (3.1). The company announced that they had closed a $1.2-million angel round in the spring of 2011 from investors including Ron Conway, Peter Thiel, Mitch Kapor, Owen van Natta, Sean Parker, and former Facebook Director of Mobile Jed Stremel, followed by a US$9-million Series A round in investment led by Benchmark Capital in late November 2011.

#Omnifocus vs for free#

Moskovitz and Rosenstein left Facebook in 2008 to start Asana (named after a Sanskrit word meaning вЂњ yoga poseвЂќ ), which officially launched for free out of beta in November 2011 and commercially in April 2012.