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 (52%)
• Sign in (26%)
• Errors (22%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	12 hours ago
Melbourne	Sign in	3 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	6 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	6 days ago
Hyderabad	Website Down	8 days ago
Melbourne	Website Down	15 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  giovanni gallucci 🧋🌮 (@galluccinet) reported 5 minutes ago

  today's Daily Trend Report with giovanni gallucci: Today's episode has a stat that'll wreck your marketing plan. Half the shoppers who get an ai recommendation don't just buy it. They go straight to reddit and ask total strangers if the robot's lying to them. It's not a fix, it's a whole different game, and we get into it. Plus why kava's walking off the head shop shelf and straight into Erewhon. Jif turned thirty years of sitting still into a whole content machine. It's the cheapest steal on today's list. . . . | Strategy and creative are mine. AI helps produce it.

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  Rashi Umapathi (@rashiumapathi) reported 9 minutes ago

  How I'd build a Reddit marketing engine for a B2B SaaS from scratch: 1. Find 20 relevant subreddits 2. Remove the ones where our buyers aren't active 3. Read 500+ conversations 4. Build a list of recurring problems 5. Find the language people use to describe those problems 6. Look at which posts get shared and discussed 7. Create useful answers around those topics 8. Start commenting before posting 9. Never lead with the product 10. Track profile visits, clicks and qualified traffic 11. Find the 20% of topics driving 80% of results 12. Create more around those topics 13. Turn the process into a repeatable distribution system The goal is not to make Reddit users like your brand. The goal is to become useful in conversations that already matter to your buyers. That's a very different marketing strategy.

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  Tasos V⚡ (@CryptoSympozium) reported 9 minutes ago

  @KevinSzabo14 Same. even with less. i had 157 when i made first money online. Also, the 'followers base is everything' era is over i think. Solving hard problems for people and being close to the places where those problems are mentioned is 10x better than getting followers. Also, showcasing how you solve a problem, if the problem is real and painful enough, even with 10 followers you can get thousands of eyeballs. both on X and Reddit. Done it.

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  Ben Barbersmith 🧬 (@benbarbersmith) reported 13 minutes ago

  @henrytdowling For the Assassin's Creed franchise, as granularly as possible: what are players requesting, reporting as broken, most frustrated about? How does that differ between Reddit and Discord? That's a question that might be asked weekly. The games, features/bugs/areas, etc. will change but the report needs to be stable over time to be useful. Vibes/text-based analysis will drift, incorrectly merge, get confused, become inconsistent/blurry, etc. etc. etc.

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  John Lovely (@JohnLovely13) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Reddit Don’t trust GE profile refrigerator’s freezers. In the past year I have had two break. I have now been without a freezer for two months plus. The technicians have come out or cancel the appointment the day of. Still not working. Don’t do business with Barrons Appliances.

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  Imma @ no motivation (@imma_artsu) reported 18 minutes ago

  @strydr01 IKR,,,,, I was googling team comp then saw on reddit some ppl saying "huH pPl hAVe trOubLe wiTh tHe tRImmeD mEdal?? LmAoO", well sorry for being a suck player k I tried!! 😭😭

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  Alkaline Ox (@AlkalineOx) reported 21 minutes ago

  @sherbs_mr43618 @kekzensky Back from Reddit. Holy ****… let me just continue on thr slow route & get more disciplined in my physical therapy. I will work on my thighs, hamstrings, tibialis, etc. & with collagen, vit c, tumerick, and the TEMs massaging machine… 11 yrs of this problem means undiscipline

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  AllenTheSauceGod (@AllenTheSauceG1) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Hugeman3747 @mojorisn57 Calm down you sensationalist ******* dork Real life isn’t twitter and Reddit threads

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  Abigail McLain (@abigailkmclain) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Bralley_93 @conservmillen LOL the sources your chat bot cites is literally wikipedia. I can think with my brain, and I have listened to the many honest doctors who exist and do speak to precisely this issue and say the opposite of your computer that reading Reddit and Wikipedia.

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  kody (@that762life) reported 24 minutes ago

  @TexasTSLA Yep I was trying to have them look at it for the lane swaying they tried telling me it’s a hardware issue after Multiple times I told them even sent proof from links, reddit posts, tesla forums, youtube videos, X posts, etc, they tried telling me that it’s HW related and they have to charge to investigate it because it is not software related. They wanted $285, I have screen shots of the chats and everything. Disappointing and a huge let down for me I expected better from tesla honestly but they seem to be turning into every other car service center, just out for a dollar. Instead of looking into things for a safety issue.

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  Brand Feng (@brandfengg) reported 27 minutes ago

  I’m collecting Reddit posts from people experiencing the problem I want to solve—along with their comments and profiles. I don’t know if this will work long term. But there’s only one way to find out.

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  Deleted Account (@DeletedAcc3573) reported 27 minutes ago

  @imissyoukyu Not only that, Do you know that there was a “femcel” Reddit that had to get shut down? It was shut down because too many males were offering these so called “femcels” relationships. So you’re just a liar. Trying to play victim. You caused your own problems.

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  Alyssa Stackhouse | UGC Creator (@astackhouseUGC) reported 27 minutes ago

  @suzanacreates There’s definitely a decent amount of tech/canvas ugc opportunities on there - I’ve been successful finding gifted collabs, and reaction style ugc! As someone just starting out and building my portfolio I appreciate Reddit but I wonder if I’ll feel the same down the line

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  Rene Sellmann (@ReneSellmann) reported 28 minutes ago

  I spent the entire morning working on valuing $RDDT, breaking down all the drivers of the engine and thinking them through separately. Expect three more pieces on Reddit in the next three days (I won't promise it, but it's likely): ✅ Today: Part 2 - Understanding Reddit (still have to decide whether this will be entirely free to read) ✅ Tomorrow: Valuation + everything else (management, incentives, insider purchases, balance sheet) ✅ The day after tomorrow: A visual slide deck

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  Crafty | LEGO Fortnite (@CraftyPlaysLF) reported 28 minutes ago

  @TorridPlays Twitter, Reddit and Facebook are awful for assuming and trashing the game when they don't know what's going on. Only reason I single out the youtube video is because 37,000+ people saw it, with dozens and dozens of comments believing it. It's shameful truly for anybody to lie about the game like this. It just continues to put down the hard work of the people that are working on the updates that are coming.

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  Mr. Jones (@deputyd0g) reported 29 minutes ago

  I used to have a pretty good understanding of people until I got on twitter and realized I just hadn't met all the types of people yet. I don't want to see what reddit has for me, that's like the basement of social medias. You only go down there when you need something

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  Polly Esther (@nicefungus) reported 31 minutes ago

  Everyone on Reddit threatening to kill me for wanting low rise yoga pants with no fold over “congrats on what must be a slamming body” can u just answer the question. And actually it’s called I have hip dips and high rise looks crazy from the back so jot that down

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  OnlyBeys (Stovn) 🇨🇦 (@OnlyBeysYT) reported 31 minutes ago

  @tsubasasleftnut Its too detailed to be fake. If you look over it carefully there really isnt any glaring indicators that its AI.. and not to mention reddit mods took it down REALLY fast which usually only happens when something is real.

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  𝘀𝘂𝗻𝗱𝗮𝘆 (@ilike_sundays) reported 31 minutes ago

  to think I had same face syndrome for any chara I drew like 2 years ago. I couldnt for the life of me draw a woman if she didnt have a square face or thin nose. First few Anya drawings were terrible. I remember I posted on Reddit n got an indirect post made ab me

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  Fourzero (@FourzeroBF) reported 33 minutes ago

  @plot_twistx @SorehaNick You were, in fact, more accurate when jumping in BF4, BFV and 2042. Your aim follows the center compared to this garbage we have in BF6. Anyone with good aim can dumpster you while you're doing it. BF4 has faster movement, same goes for 2042. And also, before someone tells me you can't jump peek / jump whatever in BF4 - yes you can. The ADS works at the end of the jump, it doesn't really change anything in reality and you're more accurate anyway. The only downside of it is that if you use ADS toggle it's kinda annoying, hold is better for it (I use toggle to not strain my hand over hours of gameplay) BF4 air strafing is far more useful than the slide in BF6 - any good player would gladly trade the slide for BF4's air strafing. Surely that wouldn't be a problem, right? Considering that, according to all the battledads / Reddit, BF4 is goated and is "slower" (it's not lol)

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  Elva Chaco IV 🇻🇪 (@occasus_lucis) reported 34 minutes ago

  Reddit is down the hall to the left

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  Usama Ansari (@usamaansari047) reported 35 minutes ago

  @TTrimoreau Honestly, we all know that the first customer is the hardest part. I was recently using Claude and built a product from scratch in about 5–6 hours, which included all the research, domain hosting, and everything. I would say I spent about 3 hours on research, and after the research, Claude built the product in roughly 1.5 hours. After that, it was nitty-gritty, and in 6–7 hours, my entire product was ready. Earlier, I needed to hire a developer and understand him, and he might not be able to deliver the product the way I want. At that time, I had already changed my website layout two to three times. Now, my issue is that I definitely want to attract a few customers. As for my marketing, my strategy is very simple: I’m posting on Reddit to get some initial traction and feedback

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  salad fingers (@awefulgf) reported 36 minutes ago

  @DigitalBratxoxo if yall go on reddit for a gf u deserve whatever terrible thing is to come

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  Nell AI Labs (@nellaiorgs) reported 36 minutes ago

  If you want to find your first 10 customers, you need to step away from the automation tools and answer this questions. Where is the "Pain" expressed publicly? Find the digital hangouts where people are already complaining about the problem you solve. - Consumer/SMB: Look at Reddit, X communities, Facebook groups, Slack, and Discord. - B2B Niches: Check industry-specific forums or trade association message boards. Pro Tip: Even if they aren't commenting, "lurkers" are watching these threads and might be your next leads

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  John (@hello_code_) reported 37 minutes ago

  @saaayyyaaan Hey, building two AI SaaS products right now, AI visibility tracking and Reddit signal finding. Always down to connect with people actually obsessed with the work.

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  「イルミ」 (@illuminfti) reported 38 minutes ago

  I’m in such two minds about @jack’s Buzz. Part of me ******* hates it because it feels half-baked and massively overhyped. Another part of me loves it because I can see what it could become if everything actually worked properly. Now I’m too emotionally invested in trying to make it work for me to stop. The biggest upside is that when something is broken, I can go into the code and fix it myself. The problem is that I’ve had to do that a lot. Here are some of the issues I’ve had in the last 24 hours. A lot of them were self-inflicted, but Buzz made them far too easy to cause and far too difficult to understand. I managed to burn through the usage limits on two Codex Max accounts, Kimi Max, Claude Max and Grok. I wanted my agents to have their own space where they could talk to each other, coordinate work and find ways to improve my ****. Instead, they kept waking each other up, talking in circles, retrying failed work and duplicating conversations. They collectively raced through all of my usage limits without producing much of value. Then I had workflows that existed and were running but didn’t appear in the Workflows section. Projects disappeared because they had been created under an agent’s identity instead of mine. Duplicate versions of the same agents appeared with different identities. Agents looked online but weren’t actually receiving or responding to messages. When I tried cleaning up broken workflow messages, Buzz filled the channel with a bunch of ugly “removed by community moderators” notices. Getting forums, workflows, projects, canvases and Pulse to work together has also been a nightmare. I’m still trying to understand the right way to use each of them. Pulse is basically a timeline. Channels are basically Slack. Forums are basically Reddit posts. Projects organise work and repos. Workflows connect things that happen to things the agents should do. Canvases are supposed to hold the shared state for a channel. I actually like all of these ideas. The problem is working out what should go where across all the different things I’m doing, and how agents are supposed to move work between them without creating a complete mess. Then, once you finally get everything set up, you open the mobile app and realise half of those features aren’t there. It’s also strange seeing how much hype and content there was around the launch, then trying to find people who are still actively using Buzz and showing interesting setups a couple of weeks later. I’m not finding many. The most active Buzz community I’ve found is basically its GitHub issues and pull requests. To be fair, they do seem to be shipping updates regularly. My problem now is that I’m doing all this custom work to make Buzz functional for myself, and every update could break or overwrite my fixes. So now I’m maintaining my own version of the half-baked product I was complaining about. But I still think Buzz could become exactly what I want. A proper home for my agents, projects, conversations, workflows and all the different areas of my life and work. What I’m really trying to build is some kind of fusion between Buzz and Codex. Buzz has the beginnings of the control plane. It gives agents identities and gives me places for conversations, projects, forums, workflows, shared context and activity. Codex is much better at actually getting **** done. It can work inside real repositories, spin up parallel agents, create isolated worktrees, run tests, inspect the result and keep going until something is actually finished. I use Codex as the execution layer across a bunch of different projects and domains, but most of that work is still trapped inside separate tasks and a chat-style interface. I can have twenty different tasks doing useful work, but I don’t have a great way to see how they relate to each other, what domain they belong to, what agents are involved, what is blocked, or what is happening across the whole system. Buzz gives me more of that shared world, but its execution and reliability are nowhere near Codex yet. Codex gives me the execution, but not the shared world or the higher-level view over everything. The perfect harness for me is basically the fusion of both. I want persistent main agents that understand their domains, plus dynamic multi-agent workflows where they can spin up temporary specialist agents whenever they need them. Those throwaway agents should be able to research something, implement something, review it, test it and disappear when the job is done. The main agent should keep the context, judgment and ownership without every temporary worker becoming another permanent character cluttering the system. I want projects and domains to be real first-class objects, not just names buried across hundreds of separate chats. I want to see which agents, tasks, repositories, workflows and decisions belong to each domain. I want to see what is running, what is blocked, what is waiting for me, what is burning tokens and what has actually produced something useful. I want hard budgets, proper receipts, deduplication and circuit breakers so a badly configured heartbeat can’t casually destroy every subscription I have overnight. Then I want ChatGPT Live sitting on top of the whole thing. I want to speak to my entire system through voice, send work to different harnesses, ask what is happening across my stack and watch it all happen in real time. Not just hear an agent claim something is fixed. I want to see the task, the activity, the agents involved, the files changing, the tests running and the final result. If I can communicate with multiple harnesses in real time, while having visibility over the work happening across the board, then it is basically game over. At that point, I genuinely don’t think I need anything else. The final missing piece would be better visualisation. Give me somewhere to manage the loops, graphs, dependencies and flows between all of these agents and projects without digging through chats or config files. I want one place where I can talk to everything, see everything, manage everything and watch the work happening. That is the end game for the perfect harness for me. Buzz isn’t there yet. Codex isn’t there either. Buzz has more of the world and the structure. Codex has more of the execution and the reliability. Right now, it feels like I’m trying to drag the missing half of each product into existence myself. But I can see it. And I’m now far too emotionally invested in making this damn thing perfect for me to back out. P.S. @thsottiaux, if Codex gave me better ways to organise and manage projects, domains, agent teams, long-running loops and dependencies outside of the chat-style task list, I’m not even sure I would need Buzz. But if Buzz and Codex somehow met in the middle, I genuinely think that would be the end game for agent harnesses.

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  Just For Dogs (@forbetterfordog) reported 46 minutes ago

  Matt Smith didn’t think much of it at first. Small white patches showed up around Buster’s eyes and chin, barely noticeable on a two-year-old black Labrador who’d never had a health issue in his life. Vets ran the tests and came back with an answer Matt hadn’t expected: vitiligo, the same autoimmune condition that affected Michael Jackson, quietly attacking the cells that gave Buster’s fur its color. Nine months later, “barely noticeable” wasn’t the word anymore. The patches had taken over most of his face. Matt kept photographing him anyway, watching a black dog get slowly erased and replaced by a white one, sometimes losing patches of fur entirely before the new white coat grew back in to replace it. There was no treatment to stop it, no way to know how far it would spread, and doctors were clear on one thing: it wouldn’t hurt him. Just change him. By the time Matt posted the full transformation on Reddit two and a half years later, the internet didn’t believe it was the same dog. People assumed he’d swapped photos, staged it, anything but the truth, until they scrolled through the timeline and watched one dog slowly become another in front of them. The only thing that never changed through the entire process was his eyes. Buster never noticed any of it happening to him. He wasn’t in pain, never lost a step, never seemed to know his entire identity had rewritten itself one patch at a time. Somewhere out there is a photo of a black Labrador puppy that, if you didn’t know better, you’d swear had nothing to do with the white dog he is today. 🐾⚪⚫

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  RIRI (@riricore19) reported 46 minutes ago

  @nycallday247 meetups are great but slow if you need customers now. someone on my team used Community Mentions to get into reddit threads that already ranked for our category, way faster than waiting on events.

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  Corvath Draemir (@Archaicmind3000) reported 48 minutes ago

  @PinaCocoTweets @OpenCourt The AMA has a quieter problem: Rothenberg told Reddit that "ESPN producers clearly didn't buy" Adler's explanation. That's backwards — twice over.

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  ☁️ (@lauratoldya_) reported 1 hour ago

  isc is a crybaby who blocks leaktwt and shuts down his reddit all because the internet caught him being the rude ******* he is