Build apps on top of Asana

Letting a partner or contractor see one record means an Asana seat, plus roles and sharing rules for someone to configure.

Give partners, contractors and internal viewers a login that shows only the projects and tasks they need, with no Asana seat.

Every screen is an Asana screen, so a single task for one team arrives wrapped in the entire product.

Build a focused, branded app on your own domain that shows one job clearly instead of all of Asana.

Seats are priced per user, so somebody who opens Asana once a month costs the same as a full time user.

Extend Asana data to the rest of the company on app pricing rather than buying another Asana seat.

Every business AI agent ends up with its own one-off connection to Asana, so delivery, ops and support each rebuild the same plumbing and the same access risk.

Build AI agents for delivery, ops and support on top of your Asana projects and tasks, with the same roles and permissions your team already works under.

Keeping a fast front end in sync with Asana usually means exporting or replicating projects and tasks into another store first, so what people see is only ever as fresh as the last sync.

Jet queries your Asana projects and tasks directly, so there's no export or sync step between Asana and what people see in the app, and the app layer ships in days, not a developer sprint.

Add a second system and you are opening a second tool, so people switch tabs to see data that belongs on one screen.

Join your Asana projects and tasks with Postgres, HubSpot or Airtable in the same app, so one login and one screen cover every source you have.