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 (55%)
• Sign in (24%)
• Errors (22%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	3 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	3 days ago
Hyderabad	Website Down	5 days ago
Melbourne	Website Down	12 days ago
Stuttgart	Errors	12 days ago
Bengaluru	Sign in	14 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  thebmbleb33 (@thebmbleb33) reported 2 minutes ago

  @32xBits I'd play a vn with these graphics so I dunno what people's problems are. Reddit is just mean

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  John (@hello_code_) reported 6 minutes ago

  @GRKAZO Shipped a half broken Reddit listener once, customer used it daily anyway and told me exactly what to fix next.

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  Alice Bull (@alice_k_bull) reported 8 minutes ago

  Spent 20 years in GTM and an embarrassing amount of that time has been spent fixing ‘marketing problems’ that were mostly nobody being able to explain what the company did. I say this as a woman who got roasted on Reddit for opposing sales messaging on her own website. The lesson: get someone who doesn't know you, doesn't like you, and has no agenda to flatter you, to read your marketing materials and repeat back to you what they think you do. It's the toughest thing to do from the inside.

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  Evan Swanson (@Evan_Swanson_) reported 15 minutes ago

  It makes NO sense to why marketing teams say things like Let's target a "Male, 35-55, suburbs, $100k income" It tells you nothing about why someone pulls out their credit card. A persona is what someone believes, what they've tried and failed at, what they're afraid of, and the exact words they use to describe their problem. That's the stuff that drives a buying decision, and it's the stuff most creative teams skip because demographic data is easy to pull and psychographic data takes actual digging through reviews, comments, and Reddit threads. If you can't say what your customer fears or what they secretly believe about your product category, you don't have a persona.

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  Kathy Jackson (@Cornered_Cat) reported 16 minutes ago

  @JulieCFrost "Reddit..." There's yer problem, right there. Even to stay in writerly touch with the culture, that's a bridge too far.

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  Kronstadt (@viennalt1979) reported 18 minutes ago

  @frieren052 @DWhite_Defender @PamphletsY >Tiananmen square Everyone in China knows that June 4th was the day that ********* that lynched PLA personnel ****** around and found out, but I suppose being a 14 year old on the internet makes one a little slow on the uptake when their main source of information is reddit

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  df e/love-learn-play (@neurofoo) reported 20 minutes ago

  Proposal: Have your AIs search textbooks for open problems. Submit open problems to reddit or some leaderboard. Use your AI time to go find and try to solve open problems. Submit solutions. Allow other AIs to verify. @tszzl @sama how do we make this a reality??

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  HightechRedneck (@48hghtchrdnck) reported 20 minutes ago

  @actsmaniac Reddit is down the hall, goofy.

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  Pesach Lattin 🇺🇸🦅 (@pesach_lattin) reported 23 minutes ago

  Multiple people have reported that @Reddit is ignoring take down requests for illegal pornography. They are sending automatic denials in violation of federal law. @FTC

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  Bryan Ng (@boomerrbryan) reported 25 minutes ago

  A kid with no license, no degree & no clients is about to have a better tax season than every CPA in America & the CPAs wrote his material for him... The character is called Peter Reynolds. He explains tax law through fictional stories... the retired teacher who nearly lost her whole retirement to one filing mistake. 20 videos. 37,000 subscribers. 1.8 million views in 90 days, averaging 90,845 per video. $12,000 a month by month 3 & climbing Peter Reynolds does not exist. The kid who runs him found real CPAs writing 2,000-word breakdowns on Reddit for karma points, wrapped their advice in stories & let an AI character deliver it The CPA who wrote the original thread is still praying for referrals Here's why the fake beats the real, & it's fixable in a weekend: 1 - People pay for stories, not lectures. Peter tells you about a person who almost lost money. Real professionals explain rules like they're defending a dissertation. The CPA knows more than Peter ever will. The packaging decides who gets rich 2 - The fix isn't becoming a storyteller. It's delegating it. Drop your voice memo into Subscribr & pick the educational template... the structure that's already pulled 10m+ views... & it wraps YOUR expertise in the exact narrative structure Peter uses. Your knowledge, his packaging, one afternoon 3 - Answer the context questions it asks like you'd answer a client. That 5 minutes of your actual experience is the one input no Reddit-mining kid can counterfeit 4 - Close with the thing Peter legally can't say: "this is general education, for your specific situation call a licensed professional. That's us." Every viewer in your state mid-tax-panic becomes a booked consult If you have real expertise & you're giving it away in comment sections, you are unpaid staff for a 22 year old's content farm Package it yourself or keep donating Link in bio for the machine that does the packaging

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  nathanistic (@nathanistic) reported 25 minutes ago

  He Licked a Drop He Thought Was Honey. It Wasn't Honey A Reddit post has delivered one of the most unfortunate realizations imaginable. The original poster described a bee landing on their leg and leaving a tiny drop of liquid, which they assumed was honey and promptly licked. It tasted awful, and the reason why is where things take a grim turn. The mistake came down to basic bee biology. The poster assumed honey comes out of both ends of a bee, which is not remotely how it works. Bees make honey from nectar stored in a specialized honey stomach, then regurgitate it from their mouths. Nothing sweet ever exits the other end at all. So that little yellow drop was not honey. It was bee waste, a mix of digested pollen, nectar residues, plus waste proteins that leaves the abdomen while the insect rests. It usually appears as a tiny, sticky yellow or light-brown droplet, which is exactly what landed on the poster's leg that day. The taste gave the whole thing away. Bee feces is notoriously bitter and foul, nothing like the sweetness honey would offer, which is why the lick went so badly wrong. The post landed on r/PeterExplainsTheJoke, where the punchline, once explained, was somehow far worse than anyone expected going in.

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  John (@hello_code_) reported 26 minutes ago

  @sophie_launch Reddit was my first real signal. People describing their exact problem, unprompted, in public, is worth more than any ad targeting you can buy.

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  Caustic (@kil_caustic) reported 27 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies User: "Hey man, calm down." Reddit Mod: "REEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!"

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  Dymastia (@dymastia) reported 28 minutes ago

  Everyone remembers these lines from Berkut but forgets that Mae has a lot of Reddit lines and Atlus sounds like the breaking bad dub voice acting. There’s a lot of problems with the dub of this game even though it has some good stuff

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  The Artist Formerly Known (@aresteanu) reported 31 minutes ago

  Just had a transwoman on Reddit get really mad at me for daring to compare her condition and how we should treat it to someone afflicted with schizophrenia. Man, trans people really look down on schizophrenics. They consider the comparison a very grave insult. Interesting, huh?

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  Vaibhav Sisinty (@VaibhavSisinty) reported 32 minutes ago

  Someone on Reddit tried building a game with AI a year ago. It was frustrating and they threw it away. They tried again this year. What came out is completely different. A full multiplayer ARPG. Authoritative server. Client-side prediction. Designed for hundreds of concurrent players. Built with Claude Code and Codex. And one hard constraint: zero assets. No sprites. No textures. No models. No audio files. Every visual is geometry and shaders. Every sound is synthesized from oscillators. If it can't be generated in code, it doesn't ship. His biggest insight wasn't about prompting. It was about naming the domain before writing anything. Hub, Run, Storm, Checkpoint, Soulstone. Once the vocabulary lives in the code, one-line instructions land exactly where you mean them. He wrote golden rules that get checked at every phase. Not at the end. Every phase. "Do it right immediately. Never ship a shortcut you'd have to undo." His words on what changed in one year: "Last year I spent my time correcting output. This year I spend it deciding what should exist." Same person. Same idea. One year apart. Completely different result. The ceiling moved. And it moved fast.

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  Pandeyji 🇮🇳 🙏 (@vijayi_bhavah) reported 35 minutes ago

  Reddit is such a weird space. I place same coded apps here and i get DMs and questions for it. Same one there gets down voted and eventually removed. @grok should learn and not suggest reddit posts for visibility. :)

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  Ricky Spanish (@jibbs_mcge76431) reported 36 minutes ago

  @JonahDispatch See that’s your problem, you expect ideological consistency from @jdvance then your are wrong. If Mandani is the mayor of Reddit. Jd is the VP of twitter.

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  Grey Beard Gaming Podcast (@GamingBear49759) reported 40 minutes ago

  @jonsODST_ Maybe you don't know what a beta actually is. Go to reddit and respectful list the problems you are experiencing.

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  jean luc retard (@jeanlucretard03) reported 41 minutes ago

  @Yusukesrevenge @meteotek reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  Fred (@hustle_fred) reported 42 minutes ago

  Growing a SaaS is easy You just have to: 1. Build the product 2. Fix the bugs 3. Ship new features 4. Talk to customers 5. Do customer support 6. Write documentation 7. Record tutorials 8. Build a landing page 9. Rewrite the landing page 10. A/B test the landing page 11. Set up analytics 12. Actually look at analytics 13. Do SEO 14. Write blog posts 15. Start a newsletter 16. Post on X daily 17. Post on LinkedIn daily 18. Reply to every comment 19. Build in public 20. Make carousels 21. Record short-form videos 22. Cold outreach 23. Follow up on cold outreach 24. Follow up on the follow-up 25. Run paid ads 26. Optimize paid ads 27. Kill paid ads because CAC is insane 28. Set up an affiliate program 29. Manage affiliates 30. Do partnerships 31. Attend events 32. Network with people you'll never talk to again 33. Get on podcasts 34. Launch on Product Hunt 35. Launch on Product Hunt again because the first one flopped 36. Handle billing issues 37. Fight chargebacks 38. Negotiate with vendors 39. Manage infrastructure 40. Keep the servers alive at 3am 41. Hire people 42. Fire people 43. Do payroll 44. Handle legal stuff 45. Read competitor updates and pretend you're not worried 46. Update the roadmap nobody follows 47. Pitch to investors 48. Get rejected by investors 49. Pitch to different investors 50. Get rejected again 51. Bootstrap instead and pretend that was always the plan 52. Set up onboarding flows 53. Rewrite onboarding flows because nobody completes them 54. Reduce churn 55. Figure out why people are churning 56. Send win-back emails 57. Build integrations 58. Maintain integrations that keep breaking 59. Answer the same support question for the 400th time 60. Finally write an FAQ 61. Nobody reads the FAQ 62. Build a chatbot 63. The chatbot gives wrong answers 64. Fix the chatbot 65. Monitor uptime 66. Write incident postmortems 67. Apologize for downtime on X 68. Set up CI/CD 69. Refactor the codebase you swore you'd never touch again 70. Migrate the database 71. Pray during the migration 72. Design a pricing page 73. Redesign the pricing page 74. Debate freemium vs free trial for 3 weeks 75. Change pricing and upset half your users 76. Write case studies 77. Chase customers for testimonials 78. Create a demo video 79. Re-record the demo because the UI changed 80. Localize the product 81. Handle time zones 82. Handle currencies 83. Handle taxes 84. Try to understand VAT 85. Give up and pay for a tax tool 86. Set up a referral program 87. Beg users to refer friends 88. Build an API 89. Write API docs 90. Support developers who don't read the API docs 91. Manage a community 92. Moderate the community 93. Respond to that one angry guy on Reddit 94. Track MRR obsessively 95. Celebrate hitting a milestone 96. Panic when MRR dips next month 97. Compare yourself to founders who raised 10x more 98. Read "how I hit $1M ARR" threads and feel behind 99. Question all your life choices at 2am 100. Wake up and do it all again tomorrow honestly, i don't get why people even fail

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  nealjan (@NealjanNealjan) reported 44 minutes ago

  @Sapix_ minecraft reddit mods will ban you for no reason at all they genuinely have an issue

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  DDSBoston.com (@ddsboston24) reported 47 minutes ago

  Someone asked me on Reddit yesterday: "What’s your favorite sustainable brand that actually has cute clothes?" I love that question. It cuts through the noise. Everyone wants to look good. But the old way of doing things—churning out cheap clothes that end up in landfills—is a dead end. We’re talking about a global crisis of textile waste. Mountains of it. That’s the systemic failure. My answer? DDS Boston. And yes, I’m biased. I founded it. But not because I wanted to make another clothing brand. I did it because I saw the data. I saw the waste. I saw the industry’s refusal to confront it. They’re addicted to volume, to disposability. They sell you a feeling, and then they sell you another one next week, and the next. It’s a cycle of manufactured desire and inevitable obsolescence. We’re doing something different. We’re building a brand on first principles. What are the first principles of clothing? It needs to be durable. It needs to be comfortable. And increasingly, it needs to align with your values. Take our hoodies. We use GOTS-certified organic cotton. Why GOTS? Because it’s not just about *organic*. It’s about the entire lifecycle. It means stricter environmental criteria at every stage: from harvesting the raw material to the finished product. It means no toxic chemicals. It means less water usage – GOTS cotton uses 95% less water than conventional cotton. That’s not marketing fluff; that’s verifiable data. That’s a system designed for longevity, not landfill. The "cute" part? That’s subjective, I know. But we’re not chasing fleeting trends. We’re focused on timeless design. We build pieces that become part of your identity, not just an outfit for the week. Think about the "IKEA effect." People value what they assemble, what they feel a part of. That’s why we’re transparent about our process. We share our Changelogs, our material sourcing. We want you to feel like an insider, a builder of this movement, not just a consumer. Our Print-on-Demand model is critical here. It’s not a limitation; it’s our ethical advantage. We don’t hold massive inventory. We don’t overproduce. We make what you order, when you order it. This directly combats the waste problem at its source. It means zero-latency production. It means you’re not buying a shirt that was made speculatively and might never sell, contributing to deadstock waste. You are the demand. You are the signal. The industry wants you to believe sustainability is a sacrifice. That you have to choose between looking good and doing good. That’s a false dichotomy designed to keep you buying more. We reject that. We believe the most stylish thing you can wear is conviction. It’s knowing that what you’re wearing wasn’t made at the expense of the planet or people. It’s wearing a piece that reflects a commitment to a different way of doing things. So, when someone asks me for a sustainable brand with cute clothes, I point to DDS Boston. Not because I’m just the founder. But because we’re proving that you can build a business on integrity, transparency, and a genuine commitment to solving the industry’s biggest failures. We’re not just selling clothes; we’re building the uniform for the post-hype builder. A rejection of disposable culture, crafted with intention. Check our Transparency Ledger. See the data for yourself. It’s all there.

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  Nursena | #BRINGVALKOBACK (@NursenaOfficial) reported 49 minutes ago

  @merylisk @houyame22 Also the fact that posts about valko being taken down on Reddit, or they not doing anything about hate posts on Weibo, not doing anything about 9w9… I feel like they’d rather keep the loyal antis around then the players who want a better gaming experience.

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  Hipno Amadeus (@HipnoAmadeus) reported 50 minutes ago

  @lonestar2ny @StopKilingGames Insane to say this on Twitter. Almost every single social media platform has tons of very bad spaces. At least Reddit and YouTube are the ones showing me someone 10 years ago with the same problem as me and a fix

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  Om Patel (@om_patel5) reported 50 minutes ago

  YOUR BUYERS ARE ASKING AI WHICH STARTUP/APP TO USE, AND RIGHT NOW ITS NAMING SOMEBODY ELSE introducing answer radar it tracks whether chatgpt, gemini, claude and perplexity recommend you, and gives you the exact fix when they dont > add the buying questions your customers actually ask and track your brand, your category and your competitors with no cap > it asks every major engine each question and records whether youre recommended, merely mentioned, or completely on the sidelines while a rival owns the answer > you see exactly which competitor got named instead of you > every gap comes with the sources that engine cited and a concrete fix, publish the comparison page, answer the specific reddit thread its pulling from, etc > it generates the content to close the gap too > then it re-checks on a schedule and charts your share of answer over time, so you can prove the fix worked > and it alerts you the second a competitor takes an answer back why gseo is insane right now: > theres tens of millions of prompts a day asking "whats the best tool for xyz" > around 90% of those answers cite community threads and blogs which you can easily produce content for > the traffic converts 4 to 5x better, because the ai already recommended you before they clicked > one answer keeps naming you for months, you win it once and it pays out on its own > and theres no auction, you cant outbid your way in, you either get cited or you dont > it moves insanely fast, you can get cited within weeks of shipping the content right now, in your category, an ai is recommending a tool to somebody. it might as well be you

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  fabeep (@fabeep_) reported 51 minutes ago

  @1atios @RiotNu @RiotSupport Hello, I had this error also the last few days and the stutter was so annoying that I tried many things. What seems to work for me was a post on reddit from *tiaabiamillan on r/WindowsHelp regarding a DCOM error referring to the windows GameBar. 1/2

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  Camina Drummer BIP-110 (@CaminaDrummer4) reported 51 minutes ago

  @publord It’s been a year, 6 months of us trying to argue technical issues and being censored from Reddit, GitHub, mailing list etc with gaslighting insults and “trust the experts” being the only argument. Now you play the victim? Don’t be a lying hypocrite. Grow some ******* *****.

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  𖢥 GABV1EL GAY KISSING (@DEATH_C0NSCIOUS) reported 51 minutes ago

  @bat_morgue i just looked it up his hand is so tiny 😭😭😭 also i saw someone talking on reddit it seems like the crossbows not working is bc the fraud update broke the mod

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  Courtney Gripling🍑 (@DinaBo_Bina) reported 60 minutes ago

  @Cherry0Reese I think we have some of the same issues when it comes to pop and reality stars online. Off the top of my head I know LSA and Reddit are a breeding ground for this