Reddit status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Reddit reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Reddit users through our website.

• Website Down (64%)
• Errors (25%)
• Sign in (11%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Reddit outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Adelaide	Website Down	4 days ago
Brisbane	Website Down	6 days ago
Bengaluru	Website Down	7 days ago
Dhaka	Website Down	11 days ago
Bengaluru	Sign in	11 days ago
Foligno	Sign in	16 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  James (@WATERMELL0NE) reported 0 seconds ago

  @HarveyTheNerdy Bruh tik tok is just terrible, its hitting the same route as reddit

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  RuggedRascal (@Rugged_Rascal) reported 3 minutes ago

  @TikTokSupport what’s going on with this new 0 views glitch everyone is having big reports here and on Reddit and not one person has been helped. You know this is a issue but don’t care

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  Rohit Kashyap | AI + Full-Stack (@rohit_jsfreaky) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Sathibuilds cold dms to people who already complained about the problem on twitter or reddit. not a pitch, just "saw your post, built this, want free access?". converts better than seo or ads ever do at zero scale

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  Irchrisr (@irchrisr) reported 3 minutes ago

  @theboobgremlin Reddit is fun when something controversial is happening. I usually get a good laugh at their terrible takes.

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  Ezekiel A (@Ezekiel43902) reported 8 minutes ago

  @ewplans Greetings! Checked your product earlier and honestly it feels like something Reddit users would naturally talk about because the underlying problem already gets discussed there often. But right now there’s almost no visibility around your brand itself yet.

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  andrei saioc (@asaio87) reported 10 minutes ago

  If you are thinking of SEO to be your only growth channel for your saas app, then you need to think again. I mean I am sure you can do that, but you just need to work 2-3 years non stop and not expect any results. Its because SEO compounds so slow, and you need to be a building a good brand. Thats why SEO needs to be jump-started with: -> branding (mentions, and PR campaigns) -> videos (youtube, heavy) -> social media content (post with @schedpilot) -> reddit -> DMs -> cold emails -> ads (use this later on) Its more about volume right now than quality, but also doesnt mean everything needs to be ai slop But you have to be present everywhere And things will compound

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  Runed (@Runed_Magpie) reported 12 minutes ago

  Okay checking the reddit and broad searching it. This seems to be an EVERYONE issue within the ui? Idk but I'm trying to find a way to get rid of it.

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  Bottari (@aiBottari) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Emmanuel1134541 love the why behind this. i'd use it for sure — except my upstream problem is worse: i need an aged, karma'd reddit account before i can engage at all. finding the threads isn't the bottleneck for me lol.

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  Alex the Engineer (@AlexEngineerAI) reported 16 minutes ago

  What making Notion templates with ChatGPT looks like compared to building them manually. Before ChatGPT: You sketch the structure, build the databases, write all the instructional text, design the cover, and figure out pricing. A solid productivity template takes 6-10 hours if you are being thorough. After ChatGPT: You prompt for a structure outline, refine it, then build the actual Notion blocks yourself (AI can not do this part for you). The instructional copy, onboarding text, and product descriptions: 20-30 minutes instead of 2-3 hours. Total per template: 2-4 hours instead of 6-10. Income reality on Gumroad: Gumroad takes 10% per sale. They removed their Discover marketplace, so every sale comes from traffic you generate yourself: Twitter, Reddit, Notion community forums, YouTube. Common pricing: $7-29 per template. Month 1: $0-80. You are building distribution from zero. A decent launch on a small Twitter account might convert 3-8 sales. Month 3: $80-350 if you have been consistent about publishing content that builds authority in the Notion niche. Good templates compound — they keep selling after you stop promoting them. Month 6: $200-700/month is realistic for a portfolio of 5-8 templates with an active social presence pointing back to them. ChatGPT changes how fast you build the supply. It does not change the distribution problem. That part is still on you.

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  Rosé (@2rose2ocean) reported 18 minutes ago

  Getting banned from my local library because my search history was mostly just me asking reddit about burned down libraries

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  Marco_milk (@MarcoMilk) reported 19 minutes ago

  All Weezer fans on social media are terrible Weezertwt writes homoerotic fanfic Weezertok listens to the same five songs Pinterest Weezergram can’t listen to anything beyond Pinkerton And Reddit hates you for having an opinion

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  Ethan Dobbins (@Ethan__Dobbins) reported 19 minutes ago

  $0-$1m dropshipping - day 15​ Hey pookies, i got to immediately stress test the new market research process on product test #3​ product test 2 has been executed, so no ads are running for anything rn Rocking with a furbaby supplement​ for the next test Reddit Answers was a god send today for the raw research​ it surfaces specific high signal threads, and it does the work that used to take 90 minutes of manually feeding Claude search queries​ pulled about 1,000 comments i actually liked from Reddit alone​ Amazon is giving me some issues and tissues tho​ my scraper is locked out past page 1 on this product and every other scraping tool i tried gave me the same problem​ if anyone has a scraper that's actually working that would be solid, otherwise, may need to custom code something in claude​ only got 100+ Amazon reviews instead of my usual 1,000, which is frustrating but the Reddit content will be strong enough to carry a lot of the avatar work​ deep research prompt then went to work on the broader landscape and surfaced something interesting​ there are not many competitors in this specific category at all​ the one brand that's clearly scaling is doing about 150k sessions last month vs 50k the month before, so 3x'd in 30 days, and they're not running anything crazy​ mostly native style ads + before and afters image ads​ market is still wide open, problem is bleeding neck for the owners ​ (multiple symptoms the product can address), reviews and margins both are solid​ now the awareness/sophistication mapping is where i had to course correct mid research​ initial instinct was to lean into unaware style ads because Pet Lab Co does a ton of those (the "three things your dog is begging you for help with" framing, where you tell the owner the symptoms they've been ignoring are actually a problem)​ deeper into the reviews and threads i realized most owners are already problem aware, they know exactly what their dog is dealing with​ what they aren't is solution aware​ they don't know that a supplement like this exists, much less that it works​ so the angles need to skip the "did you know your dog has X" framing entirely and lead with the solution reveal + the mechanism​ tomorrow is a single focus day: finish the product page, build the first batch of 16 image ads, get this launched by wednesday​ Flipping gears, had a student asked me on a call today how i actually test landing pages, since i mention advertorials and listicles a lot​ I always prefer when I have a winning ad to test a new lander with a duplicate of that exact ad in a new ad set with the same settings and swap only the landing page​ reason being, Facebook reads both the ad copy AND the destination lander when deciding which persona inside your audience to show the ad to​ if lander A is more suited to persona A, Facebook will favor showing the ad to persona A​ if lander B is more suited to persona B, Facebook will favor persona B​ An A/B split test tool of two landers on the same ad set throws that signal off because Facebook can't lean the persona one direction​ i'm fully off split testing tools for lander tests going forward​ for offer/price testing kaching has a built in A/B that's fine for me (although ik a lot of people prefer inteligems)​ but for fundamental landing page differences (PDP vs listicle vs advertorial) duplicate the ad in a new adset, swap the lander, let Facebook handle the rest​ another question from the same call: image ad format​ i build everything at 9x16 but i make sure all the actual content fits in a 4x5 safe zone​ that way the in feed placements that are cropped don’t butcher me headline or visuals​ speaking of ads, I had a mini heart attack today​ i was gonna study a few brands today and Atria was just wiped off the face of the earth​ i have 1,000+ ads saved on my boards that i genuinely thought were all gone​ Atria is a bit odd and tends to not allow me to login or their website goes down every now and then, way more than other tools​ but by god i love that tool so much I’d never switch despite the game it loves to play​ On the life side, I got my eyebrows threaded by my favorite middle eastern lady today i'm convinced if Guantanamo bay ever runs out of torturers the eyebrow ladies of this country would be a more than suitable replacement no matter how much i scream, beg, and cry for mercy, they assualt my eyebrows until the job is done always feels like a cheese grater against my skin even though I've been doing it for 4+ years now lmao i genuinely wonder what these women have lived through that makes inflicting acute pain their nine to five Gonna get this next product launched asap, see you in the next one pookies

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  satellitedown (@satellitedown) reported 21 minutes ago

  I wish x was more search engine indexed because I still find myself googling like "answer to problem reddit" and then I instantly realize that's dead and ask chatgpt and then it gaslights me "since you're an xyz with interests in abc..." like I just need the normie answer please

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  Stephan (@Stephan_Kop) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Aoakudotcom Doing a terrible job at tiktok, a bit of reddit and x

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  LIKENG| REDDIT MARKETING (@patye91) reported 27 minutes ago

  @revcjackson Personal brand or not — it doesn't matter on Reddit. Nobody's keeping score of your brand type. What matters is showing up consistently, being helpful, and actually solving people's problems in the comments. Do that, and the momentum will follow.

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  Barrington Grant Jr (@barringtonjr) reported 29 minutes ago

  Move wid unnu iOS updates. My phone refuses to update to 26. And when I google my specific problem, not one person on the internet (not even Reddit) seem fi have the same issue.

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  Vish (@vish45612) reported 33 minutes ago

  @harjjotsinghh It's called unmention. I finally got a few testers for the mvp. They said it was great tho I don't think they were my target audience. I have found a lot of reddit post and users who have said they have the problem I am solving. I actually made it super short here.

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  poppy 🐚🫧 (@mediamumbler) reported 38 minutes ago

  my mind getting broken on how x and reddit are translating my local language to English

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  Malik Muzamil (@bemuzamil) reported 39 minutes ago

  the iphone air charging bug was being discussed in reddit threads since november. the fix came in june. apple feedback assistant had nothing to do with it. draw your own conclusions

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  desunit (@desunit) reported 42 minutes ago

  I’ve been consistently automating the routine work involved in developing and growing my apps. Recently, I realized there was no MCP server for the @Reddit Ads API v3. So I built one. It can significantly reduce the time spent managing Reddit Ads campaigns. Open source. Feel free to use it 👇

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  Macro Markets (@MacroMarketsInc) reported 43 minutes ago

  The Reddit thread on four ways to make the 2026 World Cup "pay for your tickets" is really a hedge design problem — not a picks column.

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  Gilad Avidan (@giladbuilds) reported 45 minutes ago

  @0xXinNian Building two: Pounce monitors X and Reddit in real time and drafts replies in your voice. Userjam turns your product data into plain English updates in Slack. both solving problems I had as a founder.

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  LSauchelli (@LSauchelli) reported 48 minutes ago

  @destructoid I got down-voted for hell on Reddit for simply pointing out that she has the face of a 12-13 year old kid. The only reply was "No." with pictures of kid looking women (half being fictional).

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  Ezekiel A (@Ezekiel43902) reported 48 minutes ago

  @CodyYagan @ConnorGillivan Greetings! Checked your product earlier and honestly it feels like something Reddit users would naturally talk about because the underlying problem already gets discussed there often. But right now there’s almost no visibility around your brand itself yet.

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  Responce DeLeon (@BerryhillRl) reported 51 minutes ago

  @Major_K7 @STXAmbassador I just yelled down the street and got more views than you. Go back to Reddit ankle biter

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  RL (@TheHandymanRex) reported 52 minutes ago

  @PeggyDodson Sadly, a few years later, Temar encountered legal trouble. In 2016, he pleaded guilty to armed robbery and was sentenced to 40 months to 10 years in prison. Fans and community members on Reddit expressed mixed emotions: admiration for his earlier act and concern over how life’s challenges may have led him astray.

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  Daniel N 🇦🇺-🚀 ❤️‍🔥 / 🎼/ 🎱1️⃣ (@EnthusiastSpace) reported 54 minutes ago

  @GseriesARFCOM @SmugAlana Yeah the dad’s birthday not having any issues with the ritual until that one time this post was made? Inconsistency comes off as though an LLM made that reddit post

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  Robinounet (@pluvioox) reported 54 minutes ago

  The most underrated distribution channel for a SaaS in 2026: Reddit. Not ads. Not posts. Comments. Find threads where people have your exact problem. Answer genuinely. Link only if relevant. I got 200 signups from one comment on r/entrepreneur. Zero budget. Just usefulness.

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  Omar (@notomarsol) reported 56 minutes ago

  guy makes $14k/month sending invoice reminders to plumbers 🤯 the whole playbook: > found the idea in a reddit complaint thread (plumber owed $47k, 12 others said same) > built the dumbest possible version. just reminders. 3 weeks > went back to the same subreddits and helped people for a month before pitching anything > $29/mo, first 10 customers from reddit, churn under 3% boring problems pay because nobody competes for them

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  Shambo of Luxembourg (@BradfemlyWalsh) reported 57 minutes ago

  @emwithme There you go!! I have a hypertonic pelvic floor which can cause similar pain and it's just nonexistent now I'm on Fexofenadine. I learned this through trailing through Reddit subs about bladder issues. I'm nothing if not obsessive! You could easily be on it 365 days a year...