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
Douai	Sign in	3 days ago
Olathe	Website Down	4 days ago
Da Nang	Sign in	7 days ago
Chhindwāra	Sign in	7 days ago
Puteaux	Website Down	12 days ago
New Delhi	Website Down	13 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Abigail Lakewood (@Miss_Lakewood) reported 5 minutes ago

  “Every other self-published doorstop on Amazon has one: Princess Elowen Stormblade, or whatever edgelord name the author thought sounded badass after three energy drinks and a Reddit thread titled “How to Write a Waifu Who Isn’t a Waifu.” She’s introduced strategically, oh yes. The hero’s just lost his mentor/girlfriend/horse, and boom—there she is, dual-wielding plot armor and daddy issues.” — The Warrior Princess: a rant I decided to create a warrior princess who would earn the respect of the readers so I joined forces with English author Richard Pembroke and we came up with Abigail Corven, a different breed of Strong Female Character The Corven Ledger - Carved in Dust and Bone “Are you willing to sacrifice what the hero wouldn't?”

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  LordKiraDunkerque (@lkdunkerque) reported 11 minutes ago

  Unfortunately, the paramedics didn't come for me, and I had to lie down because my feet were swollen from the heat. Now I'm promoting my profile on Reddit among friends and in social media, and I'm drinking Coca-Cola Cherry and just chilling.

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  MWA (@RtrnSanity) reported 11 minutes ago

  This is the most Reddit issue of all time. What’s next, the House passing a bill to ban the word moist?

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  - IzPickle 🌴 (@izPickle) reported 11 minutes ago

  Reddit can be an absolute cesspit sometimes, but every now and then it comes through with the exact thread I need to fix my PC.

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  crucial (@crucialrainn) reported 11 minutes ago

  so many brain worms spawned from this hell site, even all the videos going down the "lost media" reddit speds only care because you can make youtube video essays about it. every single video being permanently gone would be a huge positive in the world

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  Abigail Lakewood (@Miss_Lakewood) reported 13 minutes ago

  “Every other self-published doorstop on Amazon has one: Princess Elowen Stormblade, or whatever edgelord name the author thought sounded badass after three energy drinks and a Reddit thread titled “How to Write a Waifu Who Isn’t a Waifu.” She’s introduced strategically, oh yes. The hero’s just lost his mentor/girlfriend/horse, and boom—there she is, dual-wielding plot armor and daddy issues.” The Warrior Princess: a rant I decided to create a warrior princess who would earn the respect of the readers so I joined forces with English author Richard Pembroke and we came up with Abigail Corven, a different breed of Strong Female Character The Corven Ledger - Carved in Dust and Bone “Are you willing to sacrifice what the hero wouldn't?”

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  Kartik (@Kartikio) reported 14 minutes ago

  @kalashvasaniya @scrolllaunch Bro Reddit is not good at all with this, tried to push @StudentOffersHQ too via reddit but their limits, server errors and everything, pisses you off

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  Viewtiful Joe (@zergrush777) reported 15 minutes ago

  @InverseNinjas @ranmasaotome96 Damn, Jamboree is reddit? I loved Superstars but wanted to get Jamboree. This is terrible to hear

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  Boba Pearl Peepers (@daGoblinGhoul) reported 16 minutes ago

  Anyone else having issues saving changes to their Reddit account, coming across the “server issues” message? How do I actually fix this lol

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  Amber NE 🐺🐯🐻 (@HannigramLuvr) reported 20 minutes ago

  @MauiLiberty @iamAtheistGirl Hey, *******, the internet won’t tell us **** if our health issues haven’t even been studied. Double-blind scientific studies are needed to tell us important information, not Reddit posts or YouTube videos.

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  Krow ︎ ︎︎ ❤︎ 『cms open』 (@KrowieRaven) reported 23 minutes ago

  BUT THANK THE PEOPLE OF REDDIT ONE OF THEIR VAGUE POSTS SHINED LIGHT TO MY TROUBLE, AND I WAS ABLE TO JUST BYPASS IT SOMEHOW. I FORGOT HOW I DID IT BUT I DID IT

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  Unknown User (@JamesWeeb1855) reported 23 minutes ago

  @TMobile people go the other way. Tmobiles Internet is ***. Don’t do it. There speeds are horrible. Buffering on YouTube in 2026? Like wow. Go with AT&T or someone else it’s terrible. Go look at Reddit comments before you buy! Everyone is having issues! All the time 24/7

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  Marcus Le (@marcusleovn) reported 24 minutes ago

  I used to think writing code was the hardest part of being a solo founder. I was an absolute idiot. My life has completely flipped since I started this indie hacker path. I work 14-hour days (9,5H full time + 4-5H indie hacking). I barely leave my desk. My diet consists entirely of caffeine and spite. It is exhausting. But having an idea on Tuesday and shipping it by Friday is a high you cannot buy. Then you hit the invisible wall. You finish the product. You polish the UI until it shines. You set up Stripe. You sit back, refresh your dashboard, and wait for the money to roll in. And absolutely nothing happens. Zero visitors. Zero trials. Zero dollars. That is the exact moment every solo founder faces reality. Building is cheap. It hurts to admit. You spent 6 weeks obsessing over the perfect React tech stack. You debated database schemas on Reddit. But no customer on earth gives a damn what framework you used. They only care if your product solves their massive headache. And they can only pay you if they actually know you exist. Distribution is the only real moat left. Code is a commodity now. AI can write half your backend while you take a nap. But AI cannot force people to pay attention to you. If you want to win right now, you have to build an audience faster than your competitors can clone your features. I realized this the hard way after launching to crickets. I needed a distribution channel that didn’t require burning $5,000 on Tiktok ads just to test a landing page. I needed a channel that rewards pure effort and creativity over a massive marketing budget. The answer is sitting right in your pocket, destroying your attention span every single night. TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts. Short-form video is the single greatest marketing lever available right now. And it works for absolutely everything. People think TikTok is just for consumer apps, lip-syncing, or dancing teenagers. They are dead wrong. B2B founders are pulling in $20K/month just by showing behind-the-scenes workflows in 30-second clips. The organic reach is a glitch in the matrix. You can have exactly zero followers, a brand new account, and still get 100,000 views on your very first video. All you need is a hook that makes people stop scrolling. You cannot do that on a blog. You cannot do that grinding away at SEO for 8 months. I knew this three months ago. I had the idea to start making videos. But I kept putting it off. Why? Because writing code is a comfortable place to hide. In my code editor, I am a god. I am in control. When it breaks, I read the error log and fix it. Making TikToks means stepping into the unknown. It means risking cringe. It means my friends might see it. It means figuring out lighting, pacing, and retention graphs. It could be faceless channel but my content is **** and lock in 100 views only. It is terrifying. So I used building new features as an excuse to avoid marketing entirely. Not anymore. I just set a hard, non-negotiable deadline to finish my current product. I am rushing to ship the MVP. I am ignoring the edge cases. I am leaving minor bugs in the code. If it doesn't crash the server, it ships. I am forcing myself to stop building so I can finally start selling. As soon as this goes live, I am going into absolute monk mode. I am dedicating 100% of my time to building out multiple short-form channels. Here is the exact playbook I am running: First, I am scripting 3 videos every day before I do anything else. Second, I am recording in batches so I don't have to set up lights and a microphone every day. Third, I am posting on TikTok, Reels, and Shorts daily. No exceptions. I want to put myself as the authentic first before i do something faceless I am going to test completely different angles to see what sticks. One channel will just be me talking directly to the camera about the struggles of being a solo founder. Another channel will be purely faceless screen recordings of the product solving a specific problem. I will throw everything at the wall until the algorithm catches fire. It will be a brutal grind. It will be much harder and way more embarrassing than writing Python. But beautiful code doesn't pay the rent. Distribution does. Are you still hiding behind your keyboard, or are you actually building your moat?

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  Dr Edgea ThD (@FCZSILV) reported 24 minutes ago

  @BLoben74889 @alexsdoyle1 @bootyshorts151 And you’re a fağġот, Reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  big spang. (@hilsagain) reported 29 minutes ago

  just watched predestined (thanks to ebube🥱) and now i have gone down the reddit rabbit hole and googled everything to make sure i am in fact not slow

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  Caleb, The Doomguy from Quake (@CalebFromDoom) reported 32 minutes ago

  @HelmBreaker21 I said Doom Eternal felt slow after playing TDA on Reddit and got my ******* head taken off for it lol

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  brendan (@BrendanPlayford) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Priyanshh91 Go where the pain is already vocal. On Reddit, people search for workarounds and complain about broken tools every day. Instead of shouting into a social media void, search subreddits for keywords like "how do I", "is there a tool for", or "frustrated with". If you find ten people who went out of their way to complain about the exact problem you want to solve, you have a validated pain point before you write any code.

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  🍒 (@lamentofpsyche) reported 34 minutes ago

  @toptanincore Got down voted on reddit cuz i said I won't give chance to a minor romancing an adult

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  junkkun (@ItWeenie) reported 34 minutes ago

  @SusSanguifer @ArtofTy1204 reddit is down the hall to the left

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  Lady Justice | Ye Xuan in my pocket🩵 (@bookaddict0609) reported 34 minutes ago

  If people want to play beyond the world Taiwan or cn server please go through this and stop looking at that reddit post. Do more research with the Cn title ' 世界之外'

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  Tommy Pham (@Tommycsx3) reported 35 minutes ago

  Five lessons from validating startup ideas the hard way: 1. Complaints are data. Most founders skip them entirely. 2. Demand signals hide in plain sight - Reddit threads, X rants, support forums. 3. You don't need a big audience to find a real problem. 4. Tools like PainBase do the scanning so you can focus on building. 5. The gap between "people are annoyed" and "people will pay" is smaller than you think. Bonus: the best MVP landing page is one that uses the exact words your future users already said.

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  ⚜️SHOUGH AROUND AND FIND OUT⚜️ (@JasmineSomeHell) reported 37 minutes ago

  Why when a Black woman gives your “team” the chance to make it right via appeal, your team chooses to double down and make it clear a human and not AI made that decision? Let’s talk @Reddit.

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  Unknown User (@JamesWeeb1855) reported 44 minutes ago

  @TMobile Don’t get tmobiles internet it’s horrible and a rip off don’t do it people. Go look at all the people having problems on Reddit

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  deep (@deephivex) reported 45 minutes ago

  @cneuralnetwork @airtelindia @Airtel_Presence it's not new, it's well known issue, was quoted many times over months in reddit t_t switch to jio/Vi whichever is better in your area it's good and unlimited here in kolkata ( atleast till now )

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  JIDÉ | (@Jide_Kel) reported 47 minutes ago

  One problem with AI websites is they all look the same. Saw a product website and the header is the exact same with another I came across on Reddit, same aesthetic too. We need to put more effort into building

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  Kaznius (@kaznius) reported 48 minutes ago

  @fo_21x @pasta_wheat @InsiderGamingIG But this is where you’re also flawed. The game that you’re playing is objectively inferior because it wasn’t designed for a specific piece of hardware on PC, our AAA games were. That’s why they run so smooth without any hiccups without any issues. But on PC, you’re playing a game that was not designed for the PC platform and although you could potentially get better performance, you have to brute force your way through to better performance. That means you have to pay more money, and it’s not even guaranteed it will run better. There’s a whole Reddit dedicated to crappy PC ports

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  MidwesternRobot (@midwesternrobot) reported 52 minutes ago

  @staysaasy Claude is the worst at this. You can't prompt it free of personality - even with aggressive logic-only/preferences. OpenAI models follow those instructions to the letter. It's not all bad. Sometimes that unpredictability and constitutional AI training makes for a better coordinating partner on something more open-ended or that involves UX/testing or unusual angles to solving a problem. The funniest was, I was asking Claude if any local models would run on my old Alienware PC (already knew the answer) and it said: "You mean that space heater you call a laptop? No." I laughed out loud. Then it said, "Sorry, that was my Reddit training shining through." One of those weird moments where Claude passes the Turing Test unprompted in the middle of a project lol.

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  Vaginal Horoscope Agba feminist🏳️‍🌈🌈 (@IjeomaOgood) reported 59 minutes ago

  @imoteda @ulxma Pls tap me in. I was sad when they took down Okuntakinte’s Reddit page earlier in the year.

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  Jim Bloom (@jimmyroybloom) reported 1 hour ago

  The issue isn't that people with little else to do spend time writing online. The question is whether companies should be able to build valuable AI systems from millions of people's unpaid conversations—especially when many of those people are unusually prolific, vulnerable, or don't fully appreciate how their writing may be used. A few responses to "Why should I care?": It's about labor and value. If millions of people collectively produce the data that makes AI more capable, it is reasonable to ask who benefits. The companies create products worth billions of dollars, while the people whose writing helped improve those systems usually receive nothing. The pattern extends beyond TIs. Targeted Individuals are just one example of a broader phenomenon. The same applies to people who spend hours on Reddit, X, forums, Discord, blogs, or in AI chats. The point isn't their diagnosis; it's that their sustained writing becomes valuable training material. Vulnerability matters. Someone who is isolated, unemployed, or experiencing mental illness may generate enormous amounts of text because they are trying to cope or find understanding. That doesn't automatically mean society should treat their output as a free natural resource. It changes incentives. If human expression is valuable raw material for AI, there is a public interest in asking whether people should have more transparency, more control, or perhaps compensation when their work contributes to commercial systems

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  My ethnic homeland isn't your economic opportunity (@WinterPragma) reported 1 hour ago

  @VeledaNacht i think this is kayfabe designed to enrage people and cause a socmedia stir. turns out it's a huge, huge, huge problem - fake "podcast" footage of people reading fake stories which are most often reddit posts