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
Nagpur	Errors	18 hours ago
Chhindwāra	Website Down	1 day ago
Douai	Sign in	9 days ago
Olathe	Website Down	10 days ago
Da Nang	Sign in	13 days ago
Chhindwāra	Sign in	14 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  Alex Photiou (@AlexPhotiouOfcl) reported 16 seconds ago

  If you have two to three hundred reviews on one product, paste them into your research system. Do not just ask for a summary. You want a complete voice-of-customer report. Start with the basic data: Review count Rating distribution Date range Percentage of negative reviews Then go deeper. Create a desire table. What result are customers actually trying to achieve? Create a pain table. What was happening before they bought? Document their failed solutions. What had they already tried, and why did it fail? Document the trigger events. What happened that finally got them over the line to buy? Document the objections and disappointments. What nearly stopped them from buying, and what are people still unhappy about after purchasing? Then extract time-to-result language. You do not only want to know how long the product took to work. You want the exact words customers used when they described how long it took. That language matters because it tells you what the market will actually believe. Then extract identity language. How do customers describe themselves? What job do they have? What sort of lifestyle do they live? What problem do they feel has become part of their identity? What sort of person are they trying to become? Finally, pull out the golden quotes. The sentences that explain the problem better than a creative strategist ever could. The thing is, most brands have this data sitting inside Trustpilot, Amazon, Reddit, support tickets, post-purchase surveys and product reviews. But they do not turn it into anything. They read five positive reviews, decide customers “love the energy” and then create another generic energy ad. That is not voice-of-customer research. A proper report tells you who is buying, why they bought, what they tried before, what nearly stopped them and which words they naturally use to describe the result. Once you have that, the reviews become the input for your market map, avatar cards, angle bank and creative roadmap. The customer is already telling you what to advertise. You just need a system that can hear them.

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  jelvy 🥑🇺🇦 (@thejelvprint) reported 3 minutes ago

  For some reason when I try to log in from Chrome it says "We’ve temporarily limited your login. Please try again later." been that way for like 2 weeks. Someone on Reddit suggested using Firefox and viola

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  BadDecisions (@BadDecisionsBE) reported 3 minutes ago

  @libsoftiktok @PeteHegseth We've got a big problem with the reddit generation

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  💛 Yellow Dog with Cone 💛 (@Voodoo_Hendrix) reported 5 minutes ago

  @airbagg3d fun fact: the original creator of the r/KotakuInAction subreddit one day had an Oppenheimer moment and tried to shut down the subreddit, but the Reddit admins intervened and restored it because of "valuable discussion" you can never hate Spez and Reddit admins enough

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  Lei-Hang (@Sayurnara17) reported 10 minutes ago

  I've stopped thinking of ChatGPT as a chatbot. It's become part of how I build products with ChatGPT Work. On any given day I'm using it to: Instead of spending hours jumping between Google, Reddit, GitHub, documentation and notes, I can investigate a problem in one place.

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  Wearysoles (@wearysoles1776) reported 18 minutes ago

  @RazorwireRPG This is back when it was still PVP in 76. They listened to reddit so Bethesda made a pvp server. Got flooded with casuals trying to PVE farm. Bethesda listened to reddit again because the pve players were getting blasted on a pvp server. Now it's a simple builder for friends.

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  Julien | Axyom (@itzs_julien) reported 20 minutes ago

  @AbhiCodes15 Before building I always go to reddit to validate the problem I wanna build around

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  Bidrews // Paula Cracker N°1 fan★ (@Biidrews) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Mela_dee28 Reddit is literally like that with any kind of art. I remember the first time I posted art there, people always said something stupid, the problem is them 👍

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  £Town (@Thirdworldisus) reported 22 minutes ago

  @notfollowing12 @ClownWorld The problem is a lot of Europeans use Reddit also most subreddits are moderated by far left losers who make it their personal job to censor different opinions until it’s a complete echo chamber.

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  notdom🇮🇪 (@wusemusic) reported 25 minutes ago

  It’s like a strong 6.5/10, but it’s far from as bad as people say bro, I don’t get how this is Reddit humor, like other than the singing part it was all fine, like damn it’s not as bad as most glitch shows atleast

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  Skylar (Bombae stan) (@Violet_sky65) reported 25 minutes ago

  @untchapurneur yeah fair. although i saw someone on reddit say it was scheduled to film in portugal but was moved bc of down under vs the word and it is possible filming will start november/december

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  Phiophill (@Phiophills) reported 26 minutes ago

  @neontaster His reddit page would melt down if he says a single good thing about it lol.

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  SignalMelo (@signalmelo01) reported 27 minutes ago

  @ConnorShowler Cheap automation often backfires on Reddit. Focus on genuine engagement and slow, quality warmup to avoid getting flagged or banned.

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  Redhead Ranting™ (@redheadranting) reported 28 minutes ago

  @agonyhope1817 He is a product of many modern issues. Probably started with trophies for all in little league, then it was lockdowns where he discovered Egg IRL that told him he was trans, and finally YASSS Queen circle jerk on Reddit. Safe spaces didn't help him any either.

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  Abhinav Amrute (@AbhinavAmrute) reported 29 minutes ago

  Once he figured that out, Reddit became less random. He wasn’t “posting.” He was: – commenting on active threads – answering problems people already had – starting discussions that felt native to the sub That’s how trust compounds.

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  zz (@zemezew0) reported 32 minutes ago

  Did Reddit shut down since the last time I opened that app

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  Eli Decko (@DeckoEli) reported 38 minutes ago

  @partly_confused @Scarletkoito333 Lol. Had to correct yourself cuz Reddit let you down. ****** moron.

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  Pramod Jain (@log_kyasochenge) reported 39 minutes ago

  Ban Instagram Ban Facebook Ban Reddit Problem will be solved in a Day.!

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  Franck (@Francklp2) reported 40 minutes ago

  @madeByMD2 Had good conversations in DMs. But the real problem with Reddit is strict moderation in some subs

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  Victor 🧢 (@victor_bigfield) reported 44 minutes ago

  i can build a full saas in a weekend now. shipping 10 products took me less effort than getting to $500 MRR with one. building is the part that feels hard. you're deep in code, debugging at 2am, rewriting features. but building has a finish line. you push, it works, done. getting someone to pay has no finish line. you write posts nobody sees, reply to threads that go nowhere, and wait. nothing happens for weeks. then maybe one person signs up. i spent years thinking i had a building problem. i had a distribution problem the whole time. if your product works and nobody's paying, close the IDE. open reddit and start talking to people. that's where the money is.

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  Aravind (@aravind) reported 45 minutes ago

  @mohan_suryaa Again. I agree with your thought process. Yet, the DS is not nonsense. Understand it please. They are actively making the issue more than what it is. The issue was addressed, resolved, students took their exams, and are already done with admissions. But after all this the protest is suddenly amplified, other issues piled on, more marching to capital, and trying to stall the country. Please don't tell me there's no hand in this and everything is organic. Especially since I have been monitoring insta, reddit, and telegram and know what is going on and how little kids are being incited.

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  Son of Sheev (@SonOfSheev) reported 45 minutes ago

  I had the Luxe Box at Taco Bello so you didn't have to. We used to call this Gonzo Journalism. Grok provides the narrative. I am hunched over the wheel like a man who just robbed a bank, heart hammering as I tear open the Luxe Box in the flickering glow of the Taco Bell sign at 2:17 a.m. The rumors had been circling for days — dark tales whispered on Reddit threads and late-night group chats. Explosive. Nuclear. A gastrointestinal apocalypse that turns brave men into whimpering husks clutching porcelain like it’s the last helicopter out of Saigon. I went in anyway. Because fear is for civilians. The Crunchwrap Supreme stared back at me, glistening with forbidden oils. The Chalupa sneered. The Doritos Locos Taco radiated quiet menace. I devoured it all like a starving wolf, lava sauce burning trails down my throat, cinnamon twists crunching like tiny bones. Every bite I waited for the warning signs — the rumble, the sweat, the sudden clench that signals the beginning of the end. Nothing. I sat there in the parking lot, engine idling, radio spitting static and Hunter Thompson quotes I was probably hallucinating. Ten minutes. Twenty. An hour. My bowels remained suspiciously, almost insultingly, at peace. No volcanic eruptions. No biological warfare in my lower intestines. Just... silence. A calm so profound it felt like treason. The Luxe Box had betrayed the doomsayers. It was fine. Not “fine” like some limp corporate slogan. Fine like I’d walked through the Valley of the Shadow of Diarrhea and emerged untouched, pants unstained, soul only mildly corroded by processed cheese. The American people were out there right now, shitting themselves into legend, while I drove home under the sodium lamps feeling like a goddamn survivor. Taco Bell tried to kill me. It failed. And that, friends, is the most terrifying part of all.

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  Nyxie | In the DT trenches (@staroxny) reported 47 minutes ago

  browsing reddit a little just because and there too is the common sentiment with the joke phrase "Honkai No Stakes Rail" and I just ponder how HSR ended up being the only (majorly story based) gacha game with this issue

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  The Whizz AI (@TheWhizzAI) reported 48 minutes ago

  SOMEONE ON REDDIT MAPPED AN ENTIRE FICTIONAL UNIVERSE AS ONE INTERACTIVE 3D GRAPH YOU CAN FLY THROUGH. No wiki. No index. No endless clicking. Built in Three.js for the Metro 2033 world. Glowing nodes for every station. Lines for every connection. A search bar that reorganizes the whole web around whatever you pick. 186 people upvoted a lore map for a video game. That's the tell. Here's the part worth noticing. We store lore the wrong way. A wiki hides the connections behind links. You click, you read, you lose the thread, you forget how it fit. A graph shows you the shape at once. What's central. What's isolated. Which factions sit between which worlds. You stop reading about the universe and start looking at it. Free. Runs in a browser tab. The same trick works on anything with connections. A book series. A codebase. Your own notes. The information was never the problem. The layout was.

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  ╋━𝕷𝖎𝖙𝖙𝖑𝖊_𝕾𝖑𝖆𝖘𝖍𝖊𝖗_𝕭𝖚𝖓𝖓𝖎🔪🐇 (@Slashing_Bunni) reported 50 minutes ago

  @freakenomenon Reminds me of how mofos on Reddit believed that just because she’s Jewish that she isn’t black and when anyone tried correcting them they doubled down and showed their true colors going “you’re making outlast woke!!1” as if the game isn’t making fun of them

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  Alex Carter (@AICommerceGuy_) reported 56 minutes ago

  everyone's optimizing their website for AI right now. i keep telling people the same thing: you're polishing the 10%. McKinsey looked at where AI actually pulls brand info from. your own site? 5 to 10% of it. the other 90 is everyone else, reviews, reddit, publishers, some affiliate post you've never read. sit with that. nine out of ten things AI "knows" about your brand, you didn't write. someone else did. and most brands have no idea what it says. been watching this pattern flip for a year now. teams pour effort into their homepage, their product pages, their blog. all the stuff they control. meanwhile the actual opinion AI forms is getting built somewhere they're not even looking. it's not that your website doesn't matter. it's that it was never the main event. the brands winning this figured out where that 90% lives in their category and got themselves represented there, accurately. the ones losing are still rewriting their meta descriptions. quick gut check: do you even know what the top 5 sources AI cites in your category are? if not, that's the whole problem right there.

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  The Agentic Operator (@AgenticOperator) reported 57 minutes ago

  Right-click your product page. Hit "View Source." If your price, reviews, and product details aren't in that raw HTML, AI sees a blank page. Doesn't matter how beautiful it looks in Chrome. Been auditing sites for over a year now. Here's what actually makes AI read your site and what most brands get wrong. First thing I check. Does the content exist without JavaScript? Three of four major AI crawlers don't execute JS. They read raw HTML like it's 2005. Your React app, your dynamic pricing widget, your review carousel that loads on scroll. Invisible. If the answer isn't in the initial HTML response, it doesn't exist to AI. Second thing. Where is the answer on the page? AI doesn't read your whole page and pick the best part. It heavily weights the first 200 words. If your hero section is a brand statement and your actual product specs are buried below three scroll sections, AI extracts the brand fluff and ignores the facts. Put the citable information at the top. Not the tagline. Third. Does each page answer exactly one question? Most sites have pages that answer five questions partially. AI needs pages that answer one question completely. If a buyer asks "is this product good for sensitive skin" and your page mentions sensitive skin in paragraph 6 between two other topics, AI skips it. A dedicated page that answers that single question in the first paragraph gets cited. Fourth. Can AI tell who you are across the internet? If your brand name is "Glow" on your website, "Glow Skincare" on Amazon, "GlowHQ" on Reddit, and "Glow Beauty Inc" on your LinkedIn, AI isn't sure these are the same company. Entity confusion is one of the most common problems I find and nobody checks for it. Fifth. The test nobody runs. Ask ChatGPT and Claude your buyer's exact question. Not your brand name. The real question with constraints. If AI doesn't mention you, view source on the page that should have been cited. Count the extractable facts in the first 200 words. If the number is zero, that's your answer. Machine readability isn't a technical checklist. It's whether AI can find a clean fact on your site in under 2 seconds. Most sites make AI work too hard. The ones that get cited make it effortless.

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  odin32 (@TheKakrots) reported 57 minutes ago

  While going through the rants and raves on reddit on saas and micro saas products by bootstrapped founders.... I've noticed that its really distribution thats the biggest gap and no amount of apps will bridge that gap unless you have gone through those problems yourself

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  matcha!!! (@matchaacodes) reported 58 minutes ago

  storage issues so bad ideleted reddit too and then realised my streak is dying so browser

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  🌞⚡️3M0T🌲🌳 (@S0ulja_g0y76) reported 59 minutes ago

  You can jump around the obvious with snarky Reddit tier nuance and excuses all you want, but it boils down to this: they casted a tranny and a black lady to neuter what already would’ve been a pathetic production of one of the foundational stories of western civilization.