Founder of a listed tool

Justin Rosenstein

Co-founder and board member, Asana, named behind the Asana listing on Anchor Terminal.

Justin Rosenstein

Co-founder and board member, Asana

Justin Rosenstein co-founded Asana and has sat on its board since December 2008. He was chief executive from February 2009 to October 2010 and president until February 2019. Earlier he was an engineer and engineering manager at Facebook and a product manager at Google.

What Justin builds

  • Asana BB · Project & task management

    Asana is a hosted work management product for tasks, projects, portfolios and goals. Agents reach it through a REST API with a public OpenAPI spec, or through the vendor's hosted MCP server.

    Co-founder and board member, Asana, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Justin Rosenstein?

Justin Rosenstein co-founded Asana and has sat on its board since December 2008. He was chief executive from February 2009 to October 2010 and president until February 2019. Earlier he was an engineer and engineering manager at Facebook and a product manager at Google.

What does Asana, Inc. make?

Anchor Terminal lists Asana from Asana, Inc.. Asana is a hosted work management product for tasks, projects, portfolios and goals. Agents reach it through a REST API with a public OpenAPI spec, or through the vendor's hosted MCP server.

How are Justin's tools graded?

Asana is graded BB, 70.2 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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