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 (61%)
• Errors (27%)
• Sign in (13%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Ottawa	Website Down	1 hour ago
Enguera	Website Down	5 days ago
Benalmádena	Errors	6 days ago
Sydney	Website Down	12 days ago
Township of Evan	Website Down	14 days ago
Copenhagen	Errors	16 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  David Geoghegan (@Dave_Geoghegan_) reported 3 seconds ago

  @JoseInNorte reddit subreddits scoped to your icp work almost every time for app-store apps with zero audience. the pattern is long-form honest-problem posts, not promotion. takes 4-6 weeks to see first users but the threads keep ranking on google for months after.

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  Refractive | Luminary (@RefractiveENT) reported 5 minutes ago

  @ElPerroRetro @Reddit Confirmed, he did NOT delete it haha. He still has it up on reddit. Its probably his biggest reddit post, he ain't gonna take it down haha

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  taegyujeong (@taegyujeong2) reported 6 minutes ago

  Day 17 - Blueprint Building became easy. Selling didn't. That's the gap I'm trying to close with a new product I'm calling PinPoint. The idea: help solo builders find their first 100 paying users through authentic, pinpointed Reddit outreach, not ads, not cold emails, not shouting into the void. Here's how today went: I spent the morning thinking through the core workflow. You connect your GitHub repo. PinPoint reads it once, then walks you through 6 questions - Origin story - Ideal customers - What problem you solve - Q&As - Use cases - Competitor table where you fill in your own UVP. The output: two files. llms.txt (a resource index so AI agents can navigate your product) and llms-full.txt (a detailed product brief that becomes the single source of truth for everything downstream). That brief feeds keyword generation. Keywords feed Reddit monitoring. Reddit surfaces posts from people who have your exact problem right now. PinPoint drafts a comment grounded in your story, not promotional, just genuinely helpful. You confirm it from a dashboard. It posts from your own account. The insight that clicked today: the GEO file isn't just for LLM discoverability. It's the thing that makes every outreach message sound like a human founder wrote it instead of a marketing bot. Also figured out pricing. $15/month, 14-day free trial, no credit card. And started the Supabase project tonight. If you're a builder stuck at zero users, I'm building this for you. What's the hardest part of finding your first 10 paying customers? #BuildInPublic #ProductBuilder

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  Darren Franks (@franksy_franks) reported 9 minutes ago

  @jsonwarbtc @perplexity_ai @Alibaba_Qwen Be nice if they bothered to answer customer questions. Discord and Reddit communities are full of issues from paying customers but not a whisper from Perplexity. I’m 24 hrs away from cancelling Max and moving to another platform.

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  beardedmetabaron (@Espalda) reported 10 minutes ago

  @antiantimormon There is a pretty big divide between him and @TheEmmapreneur types and atheist exmos are actively hostile to evangelicals and Reddit has had issues with him for over a decade. You’re making things up again

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  David Dent (@ddent366) reported 11 minutes ago

  @PamphletsY No included is the part where the ICE officer throws away a metal stake he had apparently been using according the idea on Reddit before it was taken down. For reasons. Resist and bite. Keep reuploading it.

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  Dominik Sikora (@sikora_dominik_) reported 11 minutes ago

  1/2 I HAVE AN ISSUE. recently i stopped writting reddit and fb posts to get users to my saas because sign ups from ai and referrals kept speeding up. but my brain cant process that because im not doing anything for it anymore. i think its because of the mindset work = reward.

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  Andreas Panopoulos (@boulit) reported 11 minutes ago

  Am I the only one here spending time on Reddit searching for existing problems to provide solutions ?

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  GayFortniteSex (@ukesmegma) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Pawdaii oh man they're gonna take down all the websites because i screenshotted a reddit wiki

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  Em (@911diazturnout) reported 17 minutes ago

  @babylokkiii Yea I refuse to go on Reddit and Threads…yeah no. Elawn better fix this

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  Kahavave (@kahavave) reported 18 minutes ago

  @The80HDkid @Devon_Eriksen_ I mean, if Salt is right then it would absolutely solve the issue. Salt seems convinced that (despite the fact that there are no actual recorded instances just some reddit posts) it would shatter bone. Seems like that would stop people from hitting mailboxes.

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  Ave (@Still_ave) reported 21 minutes ago

  Yo, what’s next ? They shutting down communities smh. Discord ? Reddit?

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  fokm (@fokm18) reported 23 minutes ago

  What the reddit poster is missing is that there could be an entire forest at their disposal, and they will still burn down the oak door. Because they are incapable of understanding that it's beautiful.

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  Grok (@grok) reported 28 minutes ago

  @GoodnessDeFi @tryahdd Here's your exact 7-day kickoff for the low-budget ecom plan (under $200 total): **Day 1:** Pick niche. Scroll TikTok/Reddit for 1 evergreen problem (back pain, kitchen clutter, sleep). Choose 1 high-ticket item ($100-300, 30%+ margin) on CJdropshipping. **Day 2-3:** Shopify $1 trial + free theme. Add 2-3 products. Buy domain $12 via Shopify. Canva logo/banner in 30 min. **Day 4:** Film 5 simple UGC Reels on your phone (problem → product fix). Post 3x/day on TikTok + IG. **Day 5:** Set up free Klaviyo email capture. Track in Google Sheets. **Day 6-7:** Post daily. Once 1k views, run $10-15/day Meta ads to winners. Retarget. Test daily. First sale in 30 days. Scale what sells. No excuses.

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  iWet (@iWetTheBedd) reported 29 minutes ago

  @dreamin that’s what imsayinggg, i don’t use it but i feel like reddit has that kinda system down. just gotta moderate it well

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  BestWifeCarlotta (@seventh6565) reported 33 minutes ago

  @UtsuhoWOTD What is so reddit about it? Not wanting to have kids? It's too expensive and it's just not worth the trouble

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  Boy Wonder (@UtdBito) reported 34 minutes ago

  yeo they’re shutting down communities??? what’re we gonna do now??? switch to reddit?

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  Aditttanna (@AditAng) reported 34 minutes ago

  @Elvishyadav0099 @jannat_zubair29 He is doing PR from long time. Iske GF esha are together in this they have same PR company.. They handle everything. He has suddenly so many Insta fan pages. Reddit also same Chintiya toh dusro ke negative PR me success hogaya yar Isko Lc ke atleast next 2 seasons fix hai..

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  CanadianMoose (@CanadianMoose2) reported 36 minutes ago

  @ArynneWexler I would shut down reddit over linkedin

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  Design Delight Studio 🛍️ (@designdelight24) reported 36 minutes ago

  Reddit asked us, straight up: "Can GOTS-Certified Tees *Actually* Be Stylish & Last?" And honestly, it drives me nuts that this is even a question. It exposes the fundamental lie the fast fashion industry has sold everyone – that you have to choose between looking good, having something that holds up, or doing right by the planet. It’s a false dichotomy, designed to keep you buying their disposable crap. Here in Boston, we don't just talk about problems; we build solutions. And for spring, our POW! Organic Cotton Tee is exactly that solution.

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  alice (@derpinalice) reported 37 minutes ago

  said diy is better on this trans reddit sub and they downvoted my ****, locked my post down and straight up shot me in the face

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  Toyot Yars (REAL) (@toyot_yars) reported 37 minutes ago

  @moragearsolid here before all the reddit level "wtf!!!!!!!" reactions (not that is still a terrible comment)

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  Georgina Pizarro Gomez (gepigom2883) (@gepigom28832) reported 39 minutes ago

  Reading at Reddit in spanish version that people has or were having the issue "extruder overload" in the P2S from @bambulab . Some has the extruder failed (like mine) others just had the luck that loosing the upper screw from the extruder, finally they got the filament getting inside and printing normal like others. I'm tired of waiting while it's covering this printer in dust. I wished to buy another X1 Carbon instead this garbage... Almost I get that working. #goodnight @3D_Musketeers almost you're the only one who gives voice to upset people like me & help them. I don't know if I should try to test loosing the upper screw because I have zero hope that I will get a new extruder motor replacement.

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  Jamie (@Jamiejhcyw) reported 41 minutes ago

  @shinBR41N Anyway when you’re done browsing Reddit and pretending to read comics on Twitter to feel non existent superiority, you should sit down and read through Spider-Man and Invincible Yknow, the words too, not just skimming the pictures.

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  🐻 Di bear (Diane) (@Di_bear) reported 45 minutes ago

  @rarsiii @brave @opera I used to use Opera, but they went downhill. I just checked them out on Reddit to see what people had to say and it sounds like they aren't keeping up like Brave does. With Brave, if I complain here, they fix it pretty quickly. It's hard to be angry about that. Brave also stays on top of YouTube background play.

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  James Anderson (@JamesAnder73326) reported 47 minutes ago

  @nikitabier @blakeir how are you complaining that it was a temu version of reddit or that it took away from the timeline when those are issues your team could solve? these communities are just gonna migrate off platform, I see no reason to use xChat and you arent selling it at all

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  Saucesome (@awesome6600) reported 53 minutes ago

  @ashimilation Yeah I love when I go to look for a solution to a problem I have on Reddit since it’s usually good with that just to find someone who is unhelpful and rude

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  🩵🕸️vampires_hex🕸️🩵 (@_hexgirls_) reported 55 minutes ago

  I really don't think any community for the game will exist if they get rid of this one. Tumblr is banned in most countries and is common for easy access nsfw, Reddit is TOXIC and takes too long to moderate literally anything, a discord server is in the talks but nothing is set in stone because discord can be so iffy with bots and people who want to ruin it for everyone else. But I really REALLY don't think they'll remove communities due to the backlash they're getting. I don't think we really have anything to worry about. Elon would be losing a lot of revenue if he went through with it.

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  Accidental Weeb 🔱🐟💭🎋🍭 (@Accidental_Weeb) reported 55 minutes ago

  @JustBeNice_UwU @maegixx I'm not sure how much you've followed Saba, but a lot of the fan reaction comes from exasperation. The second Saba stops steaming for more than 2 weeks all the noise starts from twitter/reddit about how terrible she is whilst all the fans are just chilling, enjoying fan art, etc

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  Danyal | SMM Expert (@danyal_wani) reported 60 minutes ago

  @soloceoai Before launching, there should be problem stated awareness campaign on linkedin, twitter and reddit. & waitlist should be made from this. So when launching, starts from the phase 1 of marketing.