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	2 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	4 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	7 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	7 days ago
Hyderabad	Website Down	9 days ago
Melbourne	Website Down	16 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Khalid Warsame (@KhalidWarsa) reported 2 minutes ago

  @ThomasBurkhartB Reddit, GitHub issues, and the general internet.

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  Alice! (@H3arY0uMe) reported 3 minutes ago

  @LucieLofty Reddit is the funniest place ever if you pretend that only niche communities exist (any bigger than r/emo and we have a problem)

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  Bodybuilder2001 (@NickCol53164074) reported 3 minutes ago

  @youtoastbread @gingersred888 Reddit is down the hall

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  Annielights (@annielightss) reported 6 minutes ago

  @EllyTwitch Future implications are the problem here. Today it seems harmless. When reddit sold its user data to an AI company, many people had no idea it was all available for sale. Now AI regurgitates reddit user answers and influences decisions and power in society.

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  Max | Google Ads (@lifemaximised) reported 7 minutes ago

  Your customers are ALREADY writing your ad copy for you. Just not in your ad account, on Reddit. You launch campaigns on what you assume your customers search for. The real language is public, and it's more specific than any keyword tool will give you. Before writing a single ad or setting a single bid, you need 3 things: The exact language your market uses to describe their problems right now Which search terms are rising in volume, not already peaked Which competitor angles are currently converting Keyword tools give you search volume and competition scores. They don't give you customer psychology Customer psychology lives on Reddit Open Opus 5 in Claude Cowork mode and run this: "Search Reddit for the top 20 threads where people discuss problems related to [your product category]. Extract the exact language they use to describe their problem, the solutions they've tried, what they liked and hated, and any brands mentioned positively or negatively. Format as a table" Someone searching "gut health supplements" is one angle Inside a Reddit thread, the same person writes "I'm sick of feeling bloated after every single meal and I've tried 6 different probiotics and nothing works" That sentence is the headline for your advertorial landing page. No keyword tool on earth produces that Then run competitor intelligence: "Go to the Google Ads Transparency Center and search for [COMPETITOR]. Show me their most recent search ads, headlines, landing pages, and offers. Then check Meta Ad Library for the same competitors. What visual styles and hooks are they running?" If 3 competitors are all running "no melatonin" as a primary headline angle, that's a validated angle worth building a dedicated campaign and landing page around Then rising keyword trends: "Check Google Trends for [product category] and the top 5 related terms over the last 12 months. Identify terms rising in search volume, not declining" Rising terms are where you get cheaper clicks and first-mover advantage. Everyone else is bidding on the keywords that peaked 6 months ago Opus 5 does this entire research phase in a single Cowork session. Reads the internet, cross-references sources, produces a structured report Takes about 20 minutes and replaces what used to take a researcher 2-3 full days Every campaign you build afterwards targets better because you started with real data instead of assumptions If you want me to run this research for your specific product and show you the angles nobody else is targeting, DM me "REDDIT"

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  George Hamilton (@georgehamiilton) reported 7 minutes ago

  @CaryShively glad you’re on X. hope posting is more reliable without admin issues. reddit is strict

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  RiseMore (@risemoreai) reported 9 minutes ago

  1/ A founder posted 150 times before having a single conversation with a target user. He called it backwards. It was. 2/ Twitter: a few likes, no clicks. Reddit: banned from patient communities for trying to sell there. 3/ His real diagnosis: posting was a comfort activity. 1:1 user conversations felt terrifying. So he hid in the broadcast. The fix wasn't better content. It was 10 real conversations with the right people.

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  saturno🇵🇸🇨🇩🇿🇦(kentin's & armin's version) (@moonlover27_) reported 10 minutes ago

  im an og still cause when i have problems i looked them up on reddit to see if someone on 2013 had the same one

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  Orange Flavored (@orangeflavored_) reported 12 minutes ago

  @BTweeter87 It's important to note that for almost any class of programs you actually care about, the problem is decidable. But if you place no restrictions, you get what I think of as the reddit effect, and decidability fails for gay reasons.

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  misternull nbt/acc (@grandiz3r1) reported 13 minutes ago

  why do mods take down everything that gets posted on reddit?

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  RoxsusXIII (@HollowKnightMew) reported 15 minutes ago

  When I tried to find friends on Reddit this was literally my exact experience, people who reached out to me themselves too mind you. And it made me feel like there's just a fundamental problem with me and nowadays I don't even ask many questions anymore, **** yall!

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  George Adolf Fentler (@me03721742) reported 17 minutes ago

  @AllenTheSauceG1 @iFightForKids Your proof is a Reddit post? You ******* idiot. Sit down and STFU stupid *****.

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  TheLastOgreThinkmatist (@ArcOgre007) reported 18 minutes ago

  @AlwaysNever0001 What makes it worse is, that now old reddit requires you to login to view content for more than 30s. I believe reddit should be deranked or delisted from many search results now that it requires a login. especially considering how terrible their mods are for banning people.

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  sabir hussain (@sabir_huss50540) reported 21 minutes ago

  🚨BREAKING: A guy named Michael Sitarzewski turned a Reddit thread into 51 specialist AI agents, and 143,000 people starred it. It's called The Agency. Everyone building with a coding agent starts from the same blank slate: "You are a helpful assistant." So you spend your evenings writing system prompts, trying to bolt expertise and a point of view onto a generic model, one persona at a time. He already wrote all of them. Here's what it actually is: → 51 hand-crafted agent personas, each a real specialist with a domain, a voice, and defined deliverables, not a one-line prompt template → Covers the whole shop: frontend, backend, QA that defaults to hunting 3-5 issues and demanding visual proof, DevOps, product, design, even a Reddit community-builder and a "reality checker" → Works natively with Claude Code: drop the .md files into ~/.claude/agents/ and activate any of them mid-session → Ships conversion and install scripts so the same roster works across Copilot, Gemini CLI, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode, each tool's format handled for you → A companion native app for macOS, Windows, and Linux installs the whole catalog with a click, no clone, no scripts, and auto-updates. It's MIT, local-first, and runs zero telemetry The people whose agents actually act like senior specialists didn't write better prompts at midnight. They installed a roster someone spent months crafting and gave away. 143k stars. 23.3k forks. (Link in the comments)

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  The Agentic Operator (@AgenticOperator) reported 21 minutes ago

  @MordyOberstein steer into the skid... acknowledge the weakness before AI amplifies it. sony being expensive isn't the problem. sony never owning the WHY is. address the elephant or reddit writes the story for you.

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  Zeanxe 🇺🇸 🇮🇷 (@zeanxe) reported 24 minutes ago

  @KirstiMiller30 Okay but why not keep it that way? What your saying isn't an argument. A dog hasn't won the Olympics either. doesn't mean we should let dogs play. Schools really did let down an entire generation, where they think reddit arguments actually matter

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  CmdrDevonKramer (@CmdrDevonVtuber) reported 24 minutes ago

  Somebody dropped a 50 page Google Doc on Kumi? What even is that? This Reddit person is the heart of the homeless when it comes to the internet. Let that sink in. You are really saying it is not important at all? This is clearly a pink haired dragon VTuber who is scared of making friends and running from home because her identity got dropped! Okay kid. Head into the lost woods with the lost children and wonderland. You will be fine. Watch out for Captain Hook! These accusations feel so fake and broken. This is probably just an artist hired for a couple of Kumi projects who got let go. Kumi is using AI for her art. That is awesome! Good on her for cutting out the middleman and being assertive. More likely this is an artist melting down because their pink hair dragon is falling out over AI. Seriously. You look like Nerissa Raven Croft with pink hair. That is not original. Of the two I go with Kumi. 1. She has the more respected image! 2. The internet is changing how art gets handled! 3. This woman is blaming Kumi for her own success! 4. Who writes fifty pages and why? What is this a Sinder moment? This is a complete waste of time. An artist having a mental breakdown. Fake drama for attention. Trying to take down another VTuber because the customer chose AI. This is why I do not work with other artists. Yes this is real!

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  dev camp jo 🩵🦑 (@DiaryofJo) reported 25 minutes ago

  AI will never do for my what a random Reddit user having the literal exact same computer issue as me posting in 2009 has done for me

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  Filip Panoski (@FilipPanoski) reported 25 minutes ago

  @ch1lldev It monitors Reddit where people are asking for a product like yours or describe problems your product solves, so it only posts to high-intent threads. Since accounts post only to relevant threads + they undergo a long warmup process, they don't get blocked as often

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  ~B~ 🔻 (@WynterPlague) reported 30 minutes ago

  "I asked chat gpt..." Ok? I asked reddit and a dude from 15 years ago with the same problem was able to help

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  Stuart James Quigley (@sqstudios) reported 39 minutes ago

  @JonnySparrow @TheGreenParty A, the R slur, how original. Bet you think you're alpha, little man. Reddit is down the hall and to the left you know.

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  Maitrey (@Maitreyadapala) reported 43 minutes ago

  A friend of mine uses chatgpt or pickup lines from Reddit to start chats with girls he matched with on Hinge or Bumble, and even to reply to flirts. The talking stage is where most daters stop being themselves and it was true long before this post. That's why we at @amata_app skip the chat and put people straight on a blind date. No texting stage to fake.. So you meet the person first and get to know them in real life. Not saying we solve the problem entirely, but we're trying to give people the best shot at being real.

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  Ryan Rudin (@RyanRudin) reported 44 minutes ago

  Gemini’s current moat is definitely in the quality of video prompt response creation. ie I send Gemini a video asking how to fix something, then turn Gemini’s response into a how-to-fix video. Shocked how good this already is, but especially compared to other models …which is not even a realistic option (except ChatGPT). Whole separate topic but for the past 10 years this was something I would frequent Reddit 1-2 times a month for. Not sure about y’all, but I haven’t been to Reddit for that type of question in at least a year. Why would anyone wait / hope the right person comments an answer when you have this alternative? They won’t.

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  CJ Floppa (@vesper_118) reported 46 minutes ago

  @abelucho12 @Stete_owo Reddit is down the hall to the left

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  N (@JustANobody2077) reported 49 minutes ago

  @marcybats Dumbass ****** had all year to address this **** but instead they chose to continue picking at the bomb and got surprised when people turned the Discord server and Reddit community into a hell hole and started harassing their staff. Lol What a bunch of dumbasses.

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  Samson_Growth (@SamsonGrowth) reported 53 minutes ago

  2. VIDEO IDEAS & TREND RESEARCH A great editor can’t save a terrible idea. Find demand BEFORE you make the video. Google Trends YouTube Search YouTube Studio vidIQ TubeBuddy AnswerThePublic Exploding Topics Glimpse Reddit BuzzSumo

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  Abhishek Rajput (@AbhishekRa59512) reported 53 minutes ago

  Read this post and you will never have to ask anyone where to find your next app idea - I got a lot of DMs asking Where do I get app ideas from Here you go 2026 is all about making apps AI ne building ko easier kar diya hai Lekin biggest problem ab bhi same hai What should I build Most people start with an idea Build for weeks Then realise nobody actually wants it Instead of guessing app ideas Go where people are already talking about their problems Reddit is one of the best places to find them Here is exactly how I would do it Tier 1 Goldmine Subreddits r/Entrepreneur Best for finding business problems startup challenges and market trends r/SaaS Look for B2B problems pricing discussions and feature requests r/startups Great for finding real execution problems and lessons from founders r/smallbusiness Perfect for discovering problems faced by actual businesses Tier 2 Niche Goldmines ->r/microsaas Great for small focused SaaS ideas ->rr/indiehackers Look for bootstrapping stories revenue discussions and problems founders are willing to pay to solve r->r/EntrepreneurRideAlong Real founders sharing what worked what failed and the problems they faced while building ->rr/Business_Ideas Good for exploring raw ideas and understanding what people are looking for Tier 3 Industry Specific Communities ->rr/webdev Developer problems and opportunities for dev tools ->rr/marketing Problems around content campaigns analytics and automation ->rr/productivity People constantly discuss broken workflows repetitive tasks and tools they wish existed ->rr/personalfinance A massive source of finance related problems and potential fintech ideas Now finding subreddits is only step one The real skill is knowing what to look for Use this 5 point pain scan 1 Look for frustration Search for phrases like I wish there was Does anyone know of I am so frustrated with Why doesn't this exist I would pay for This tool is too expensive Has anyone built this yet These are not random comments They are people literally telling you where the problem is 2 Look for workarounds This is one of my favourite signals When someone says I use Notion plus Zapier plus Google Sheets just to manage one workflow That is interesting Because a complicated workaround usually means The problem exists Current solutions are not good enough And the person is already spending time trying to solve it That is where apps can be built 3 Look for money signals Pay attention when people say I would pay 50 dollars a month for this The current tool is too expensive I just need a cheaper alternative This would save me hours every week The best ideas are not always the most exciting They are often boring problems that people are already spending money or time on 4 Check if the problem keeps appearing Do not build because of one viral Reddit post Search the same problem across multiple subreddits Check if people have been discussing it for months Look for failed attempts to solve it Look for people asking if someone has already built a solution One post can be noise The same problem appearing again and again is a signal 5 Study the competitors Search things like Competitor alternative Competitor too expensive Competitor missing feature Better than competitor Competitor vs This is one of the easiest ways to find gaps in an existing market You do not always need to invent something completely new Sometimes you just need to solve one problem better Some app categories also consistently have strong payment potential Finance Productivity Developer tools Marketing automation Health and fitness And once you find a problem Do not immediately open Cursor Claude or Lovable and start building First validate it Talk to the people facing the problem Understand how they currently solve it Find out what they have already tried Check if they would actually pay for a better solution Then build the smallest version possible The goal is not to build the next billion dollar startup on day one The goal is to find one real problem For one specific group of people And solve it better than their current workaround The best app ideas are probably already being discussed somewhere on Reddit You just need to know where to look Save this for the next time you ask What should I build

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  natalie (@gabagools) reported 56 minutes ago

  i have had a symptom for a few weeks now on and off that just got a lot worse and i have been ignoring it because i have too many health issues but i finally looked it up and according to reddit threads when that happens you’re supposed to go to the hospital immediately. oh ok

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  Amish Assassin (@AmishAssassin) reported 56 minutes ago

  @JoshDenny The problem most people haven’t realized is that AI can be used to be bias toward the narrative prompt. I have tested in multiple models that will return different results depending on the wording used. So it may use a Reddit post or a bias article instead of fact.

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  𝓜. (@fruitingfaith) reported 59 minutes ago

  really getting pissed off at reddit. i’m trying to get advice on embedded enterococcus faecalis, medical malpractice, and pyridium toxicity. been copying and pasting what I had written up about my issues and experience. post in r/askdocs - post removed by mod, get recommended to r/legaladvice - post removed by mod, get recommended to r/residency - post removed by mod, get recommended to r/surgery - post removed by mod. WHERE THE HELL CAN I POST ?????