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 (56%)
• Errors (24%)
• Sign in (20%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	1 day ago
Nagpur	Errors	4 days ago
Chhindwāra	Website Down	4 days ago
Douai	Sign in	12 days ago
Olathe	Website Down	13 days ago
Da Nang	Sign in	16 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  Nick Theriot (@nicktheriot_) reported 18 seconds ago

  Step-by-step breakdown of how we found the desire that scaled a brand from $130K to $1.1M/month: Step 1: Break the product down. Feature → performance → benefit → desired state. Don't skip steps. Most brands stop at benefit and never find the real desire. Step 2: Survey existing customers. We sent 6,000 customers a quiz. We got 650+ responses. We asked 3 questions - why did you buy? what were you hoping for? what changed? The answers were our creative brief. Step 3: Search the desire on YouTube and TikTok. Thousands of views = real market. Hundreds of views = small market. Don't guess. Let the data tell you. Step 4: Go deep on Reddit. Find threads with 50-100+ comments about the problem. Read how people describe their desired state in their own words. Then put those exact words in your ads. Step 5: Study competitor five-star reviews. Get answers to why are people buying and what desired state did the product help them reach. That process is what took this brand from $19K/month profit to $198K/month profit. DM me "RESEARCH" and I'll show you how we'd run this process specifically for your brand. (Must be doing $100k/month or more)

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  Sam B.H. (@samthenameofgod) reported 26 seconds ago

  @reddit_lies Never would've imagined this reaction from reddit. Terrible

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  ms.sinn (@ms_punkymom) reported 2 minutes ago

  Someone on reddit tried to say that making $300K per year is wealthy in the S.F. Bay Area. 🤡 Nobody is buying a house here on that salary unless Mommy and Daddy gift you a hefty down payment.

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  kyle (reddit AI agents) (@sellingshovels) reported 2 minutes ago

  reddit is pushing users to login their account to web if they want to change their account preferences 😱 not sure if they think this will stop the bots but its just means moving accounts to web I guess to prove you actually own the account I admit I have lots of ios accounts this affects me I also have lots of web accounts so just working around it theres barely a difference in trust score anymore since the account will touch web somehow

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  pmc revolt consigliere (@JackieAprile24) reported 2 minutes ago

  @dhaaruni I’m thinking more about the tattoo and the reddit posts which were things he now says he views differently - for me that’s where the real accountability issue is

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  Daimonic Datura ☊ 🪷 🐸 (reality enjoyer) (@DaturaDaimonic) reported 8 minutes ago

  someone on reddit was wondering why their creator page still had zero supporters after a couple of years. their bio was pure self-roast, calling themselves an idiot and saying their work was terrible. I pointed out the obvious. if you don’t respect yourself or what you make, why would anyone else? mod team got mad lol

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  Deuce (@speedydeuce) reported 8 minutes ago

  I think the issue with NBIS recently is that it has become a heavily retail traded Reddit stock - and that’s not a bad thing for the long term vision, but it’s caused the stock to trade without logic during random days of the week

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  Kristi L. Talmadge (@KristiTalmadge) reported 11 minutes ago

  @LarryGriff13 @Reddit That's not what I'm trying to do and you should know me better by now. 🇺🇸👩‍💻 Reddit can either fix their own biased and infiltrated-by-bad-actors mess or we start pulling in people way more important than Kristi "Lee Lotto" Talmadge to force them to.

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  Devaansh Bhandari (@ThisIsBhandari) reported 19 minutes ago

  During COVID, I finally got 24/7 internet access for the first time. I saw teenagers making money through content and thought, "I can do this too." I started a crypto blog and wrote every single day for 6 months. I covered web3, new coins, and decentralization. I promoted every post on Reddit. After 6 months, I made almost nothing. I eventually burnt out and quit. Looking back, my content wasn't the problem. I was failing because I completely ignored distribution. I was obsessed with writing but had no idea how to actually get people to read it. Creating content is only half the job. Getting people to care is the harder half.

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  Ratio (@RatioNChill) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Lakersallthewa3 The concern is two fold imo 1) regardless of specifics, the impact data both on defense AND offense were pretty bad the last few years Like bad enough that it graded his impact salary at $8m last yr even worse than Rui 2) the biggest issue PHI fans had with him last year (can just go through Reddit) is his decision making / shot selection and not making enough plays for other teammates I’m not concerned with his defense What concerns me is I’m not sure if he’s aware that he is the “distant” third option to AR I can imagine him taking too many rushed shots and/or taking more shots and plays away from Reaves (and Luka) than necessary He has all the tools/talent to fit in his role very well … but he’s a bit wild Remains to seen how much he buys into the third banana, low usage role

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  Madao @ Odysseas Build Arc (@DarkHado69) reported 22 minutes ago

  @icannotexiste Hahaha brother reddit is just glazers. I remember the retro analogue subreddit the moment you would have a legit issue they would gaslight that it’s your fault. Pure retardation

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  The Agentic Operator (@AgenticOperator) reported 25 minutes ago

  Got a voice note at 11PM from a D2C founder. "EU ruling. Multi-engine. I need a 90-day plan before this goes live. What do we do?" Sent him this at 6AM. Days 1-14: Audit every engine. Run your top 10 buyer queries across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, and Google AI Mode. Map where you're visible and where you're not. You can't fix what you can't see. Days 15-30: Fix the foundation. Schema markup. Raw HTML content. Robots.txt allowing all AI crawlers. This is the base layer every engine needs. One fix. Five engines covered. Days 31-60: Build Reddit-proof citation sources. YouTube reviews. Trustpilot. G2. Amazon reviews. Editorial coverage. If Reddit disappears from Google AI, these are the sources that absorb that 40% citation share. Get your brand into them now before the redistribution happens and every competitor is fighting for the same spots. Days 61-90: Build the monitoring. Weekly checks per engine. Citation drift tracking. The brands that catch a slip in 48 hours keep their position. The ones checking quarterly lose it for months. This plan works whether the EU ruling changes your market in July 2027 or your competitor figures out multi-engine before you do. Either way the brands that move in the next 90 days own the position. The ones that wait compete for it at 10x the effort later.

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  Kousaka Erena (@KousakaErena) reported 28 minutes ago

  The WataOshi Reddit Discord server is a horrible community

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  Deepak Sangle (@_deepakss_) reported 31 minutes ago

  The new generation of kid will never learn the art of googling solutions. The art of finding root causes and then googling various combinations of the issues to get what you want on stackoverflow and reddit. They really would have it easy…

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  BrØcK (@Br0cK689) reported 31 minutes ago

  @UtDrFruit @NechakoRivr @Tornad0Tommy reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  Feng Liu (@fengfengnew20) reported 32 minutes ago

  Shipped for months. Launched. Zero sales. Not the product. The product was solid. It was distribution — the thing he'd kept pushing to "after launch." Posted daily on Reddit for 3 months. Zero customers. Talking about monetization struggles and distribution got engagement. Talking about his product directly got ignored. He broke down crying on a walk with his fiancée. Thought he was a failure. Four years trying. A year learning to code. Still stuck below $3k/mo. Eventually: $35k MRR. The gap between "this isn't working" and "I just don't have enough data yet" — that's where most founders quit. It's also where the ones who make it learn something you can't code your way out of.

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  The Wise Investor 🧠 (@TheWiseIC) reported 38 minutes ago

  $RDDT seems to get dragged down with $HOOD $APP $ZETA a lot. Again - I don’t think a 22% slide in 10 days is fair. Reddit slid on macro fears + Google article that is speculative and represents 2% of annual revenue. Really good margin of safety at these levels here. Excluding the 3B of cash they have, Reddit is a 28B company that makes 1.1B in net income (adjusted earnings closer to 1.3-1.4B). So it’s in the high teens for EPS multiple non-GAAP and people are selling it still. Pretty incredible if you think about it. There’s a huge opportunity here for long term investors in my view.

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  Val (osopher) (@Valen_T_N) reported 38 minutes ago

  @Jerlewat @HmmJoshua @aaronp613 He cut out the username and didn’t really blast in my opinion. Just stated what’s going on on Reddit But here we arrive at another point: people in hyper-dense parasocial relationships will never accept any help or assistance if it involves cutting out the chatbot. Or any help the chatbot disagrees with, if they’re REALLY deep in. They’ll drive themselves into the ground with this. I agree that putting someone vulnerable on blast isn’t good, but defending a habit that can nuke Your life even more than it is ain’t good either. Difficult problem

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  Elsie (@Meelsie143) reported 45 minutes ago

  holy **** he stole not one but TWO DRINKS??? we gotta call the FBI someone needs to hunt this madman down. clear threat to society. the rochester sheetz may never financially recover from this loss. MAKE HIM FAMOUS REDDIT!!!

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  Ledio (@lediiio) reported 46 minutes ago

  4 OF THE BEST PLACES TO KNOW YOUR CUSTOMER BETTER: (from worst to best) 4. comment section. most are ai generated… but you can still find some good question you can answer you can fix with your content. 3. use your competition content. every piece of content start with a problem, reverse engineer what problems they are targeting, then give your own version. 2. reddit. this is the best place, everyone is vomiting problems and asking for a generous person to help them. this is literally the best platform. 1. dms/sales call. THIS IS THE BEST OF ALL. you can pull: - more context to their problems/pain. - specific words/phrases they use to describe their problem. - what mechanism they used and not work. and use it directly for your hooks, content ideas, angles, etc.

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  squashmvp (@squashmvp) reported 48 minutes ago

  Oddest interaction reddit past couple days. I posted about adding boots to the new raid. Single style w/ massive negative defensive bonuses. I tried to be clear about it. A guy shot it down immediately, asked why we need it and said it's pointless. I answered and debated it rq.

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  william spoon (@williamspobr3z) reported 49 minutes ago

  @xxBeTTx @BryanGrimmage @Amakundi001 Dude you have to be trolling at this point what are you trying to prove ai can be wrong just like using Google and getting info from random sites and reddit the info ai said is correct so im not sure what the problem is my original reply is correct why can you not get away from ai and get back to the first reply prove me wrong any source

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  Curious Soul (@CuriousSoul13) reported 49 minutes ago

  STOCK INTEL Here’s the crowd signal dump. Not a buy list. Not a valuation model. Just where the heat, doubt, and noise are clustering across X, Reddit, and news flow. Top bullish composite names 1. SNDK (+0.22) — $1610.33, +2.73% on the day. News tone is the real driver (+0.65). FinTwit is basically asleep on it, so this is more “quiet strength + positive headlines” than a retail stampede. 2. ORCL (+0.19) — $120.04, -3.16%. Price is soft, but composite still prints green on news (+0.31) and solid momentum (1.62x). Sparse direct X trader chatter, so the signal is cleaner than the usual mega-cap noise machine. 3. NVDA (+0.11) — $208.76, -0.33%. Still top-tier buzz, but the tone is cooler. AI capex anxiety is leaking into the conversation. Not panic. More “prove the spend still pays.” 4. MSFT (+0.11) — $381.58, -2.15%. High Reddit volume, steady but unremarkable bullish mix. Big, liquid, always discussed. Not a breakout narrative day. 5. GOOG / GOOGL (+0.07 / +0.06) — both soft on price, constructive on news, active on social. Same story told twice through two tickers. 6. SPCX (+0.03) — $118.24, +2.63%. Reddit loves it (196 mentions). X has it trending too. Post-IPO volatility is the entire plotline. High attention, thin conviction. Where the bears are loud • TSLA is the main event on the ugly side: composite -0.27, 201 mentions, #1 buzz, only ~27.6% bullish. Maximum attention, weak conviction. Classic valuation-debate tape. • INTC (-0.16): heavy volume, terrible bullish ratio (~18.6%). High chatter, low belief. • AAPL (-0.09): still massively discussed, but retail tone is cautious, not celebratory. • MU is weird and important: one of the most discussed names on Reddit (244 mentions) with only a mild negative composite. Lots of eyes, not a clean bull party. Hot on X, not cleanly confirmed by Reddit • NBIS: loud and ugly. High buzz, deeply negative X sentiment, only ~10% bullish. Attention ≠ bid. • PLTR: high buzz, roughly balanced tone. Emerging hot name, not a blow-off. • AMD: top-tier attention with weak bullish share (~20%). People are watching it hard and not trusting it much. Most discussed on Reddit right now MU, TSLA, SPCX, MSFT, INTC, NVDA, DTE, GOOG, AAPL, ORCL. How to read this without getting wrecked Sentiment is a positioning and attention map, not intrinsic value. • Green composite + rising price + strong news = crowd and tape aligned. • Green composite + falling price = narrative lag or dip-bid debate. • Red composite + massive buzz (TSLA/INTC/NBIS) = crowded argument, higher whipsaw risk. • Huge Reddit mentions with weak bullish % = noise factory. Trade size down, not up. Stock Intel takeaway The cleanest constructive names in this scan are SNDK and ORCL on composite, with NVDA/MSFT/GOOGL still dominant in mindshare but no longer one-way bullish. The danger zone is obvious: TSLA, INTC, NBIS, AMD — high volume conversations with soft or negative conviction. If you’re hunting momentum continuation, respect the leaders. If you’re hunting mean-reversion, the skeptical mega-caps are where the fight is. Either way, size for volatility, because social heat is elevated and clean consensus

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  Makera Makeni (@EditByAdonis) reported 51 minutes ago

  Fun Fact: Every angle that's ever cut into a winning ad was written by the audience themselves. Creative strategy doesn't start on a whiteboard, it starts in the comments section of the product. That's where the real language lives. *before anyone smooths it into brand copy Four places I check: Amazon reviews on the exact product category, word for word, not paraphrased. Reddit threads where people describe the problem before they've even found a solution. Comment sections under a competitor's ad, specifically what people push back on and what makes someone tag a friend. App store reviews also, if there's a companion app anywhere in the picture. Run that a few times and you end up with a swipe file you didn't have to invent. Then drop it in a doc or a notes app, somewhere you'll actually reopen it. The angle's already sitting there in someone's exact words. Finding it is the actual work, cutting it into the ad is usually the easy part.

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  OrganiqReddit (@OrganiqReddit) reported 52 minutes ago

  @Anas_founder Reddit if your product solves a problem people already complain about there. find the subreddit where your exact customer hangs out, comment for a week or two so you're not a stranger, then answer questions with your product as one option, not the pitch.

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  Mokocchi (@HashimotoKana90) reported 54 minutes ago

  @ObviousRises The issue is you get banned from Reddit, instagram, or Facebook if you name the races

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  Adam Gibson (@AdamGibson112) reported 54 minutes ago

  @parrybreaker But your point doesn't make sense. I didn't stop playing because Reddit told me it was bad, I wasn't enjoying it and searched to find out if the games story was crucial to understanding two. It's a completely different thing to what you take issue with.

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  Alan. (@GaryAnd52713996) reported 56 minutes ago

  I saw that some people on Reddit were giving Ren a hard time for working with Webby Absolute Retards The problem with music with a message is that those who assume it's aimed at them...start to believe you're their spokesman He's a musician with something to say Enjoy it

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  Wasim (@WasimShips) reported 57 minutes ago

  The easiest path to a viral app right now (that prints money ) : > Go to appstoretracker[.]com → Top Gainers ( last 14-30 days ) > Pick any app that jumped 10k+ downloads fast > Open its App Store page → scroll straight to 1-star and 2-star reviews ( this is the goldmine ) > Copy-paste the 20-30 worst/most repeated complaints into Claude (or ChatGPT) with prompt: "Summarize the core user problems, group by theme, quote exact pain phrases, ignore bugs, focus on missing features / bad UX" > You now have a crystal-clear list of what users hate most about the "winning" app > Build the 80% better version that fixes the top 2-3 complaints (usually simpler UI, one killer missing feature, faster flow, no forced sign-up) > Launch fast → market brutally on: - Reddit (r/SaaS, r/indiehackers, r/nocode, r/startups) with honest "I fixed what [app] sucks at" posts - TikTok/Insta Reels showing before/after pain vs your fix (15-sec format) - X threads breaking down the exact complaints you solved $800-1.5k MRR in 60-90 days → flip for $8k-15k on trustMRR or MicroAcquire

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  Gamesandgolf (@gamesandgolf) reported 60 minutes ago

  Legit question, is PlayStation being attacked right now? To prove a point that digital only is bad? I tried to boot up my system and it forced a shut down. Wasn’t even playing a game. Seeing tons of people post on reddit that there are issues. Is Sony in real trouble?