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Troubleshooting: Planera Not Loading Due to Blocked WebSockets

If you log into Planera and the app doesn’t load, it may be caused by your network blocking WebSockets, a type of secure connection Planera relies on.

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Latest Update 2-11-2026

This article walks you through how to test whether WebSockets are blocked, how to fix the issue, and what to whitelist so Planera can load properly.

Step 1: Disable Anything That May Block WebSockets

Many browser extensions or security tools can block WebSockets

  1. Disable any ad blockers, script blockers, or VPNs

  2. Refresh the Planera app to see if it loads

If Planera now loads, the issue was caused by an extension.

If not, continue to the next step.

Step 2: Test Whether WebSockets Are Working

  1. Let the test run automatically

    • If all tests show “OK”: WebSockets are working correctly

    • If any tests fail or show “FAILED”: Your network is blocking WebSockets

Step 3: Whitelist Required Domains

If WebSockets still fail after disabling blockers, your IT team may need to whitelist the domains Planera uses.

Provide the following list to your IT department:

Domains that must be whitelisted

Domain

Service Name

Application Purpose

Additional Notes

*.planera.io

Planera

Main Website and Cloud service hosting

This endpoint uses Websockets, so it should be configured to allow long lasting connections, and we suggest Bypassing proxy and SSL inspections. (PAC DIRECT and ‘Do Not Decrypt’)

Amazon Cognito

User authentication

*.amplitude.com

Amplitude

Problem reporting

*.calendly.com

Calendly

Calendar features

*.datadoghq-browser-agent.com

*.browser-intake-datadoghq.com

DataDog

Monitors and alerts

Google

Fonts used in Planera application

*.intercom.io

*.intercom.com

*.intercomcdn.com

*.intercomassets.com

intercom.help

Intercom

Customer service management

*.launchdarkly.com

Launch Darkly

Application feature management

*.stream-io-api.com

Stream

Comment management

*.loom.com

*.cookielaw.org

Misc.

Documentation

SendGrid

Email notifications from Planera

Step 4: Re-run the WebSocket test

  1. Verify all tests now pass

If all items are green, Planera will load normally.

Step 5: Still not working?

If your WebSockets still fail after following all steps, please contact us at [email protected] and include a screenshot of your WebSocket test results.

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