Is It Down or Just Me?

Pick services or type an address and press “Check”. Each one is tried three times.

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This tool only checks whether the server can be reached from your device and connection. It isn't an official outage report, and it can't detect cases where the server responds but parts such as sign-in, payments or messaging are broken.

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Find out whose problem it is first

When messages won't send or a video won't load, the first question is “Is it just me, or is the service down?”. This tool has your browser connect directly to each selected service's server three times and shows whether it answered and how long it took. The top row is a baseline check against this site.

Reading the results

Reachable — the server answered all three times. If the app still fails, a specific feature (sign-in, payments, messaging) may be broken.
Slow / Unstable — responses took over 3 seconds, or only some attempts succeeded. The server may be busy or your connection unstable.
Unreachable — no answer within 8 seconds, or the connection was refused. If other services work but this one doesn't, the problem is likely on their side.
If even the baseline (this site) fails, suspect your own internet connection first.

Limits of this check

Because of browser security rules (CORS), the content of other sites' responses can't be read — only whether the server answered. A maintenance or error page still counts as “Reachable”.
Ad blockers, antivirus and security software, or work/school firewalls can block the requests, so a working service may show as “Unreachable”. Some sites also deliberately refuse requests coming from other sites.
Partial outages inside a service (one feature, one region or one carrier) can't be detected.
It doesn't collect reports from other users or pull outage data from elsewhere — it only shows what your device sees.

Official status pages

Where a service publishes an official status page, it's linked in the results table. Services without one usually announce outages on their official social media accounts or support pages.

If the problem is on your side

Turn Wi-Fi off and on, or switch from Wi-Fi to mobile data and check again.
Power off your router, wait 30 seconds and turn it back on.
Temporarily disable ad-blocking extensions or your VPN and check again.
Run the internet speed test to see whether your connection has slowed down.

Frequently asked questions

It says “Reachable” but the app still doesn't work.

The server's front door is answering, but an inner feature such as sign-in, messaging or payments may be down. Fully close and reopen the app, and check the official status page or announcements.

A site that works fine shows “Unreachable”.

An ad blocker, security software or work/school network blocked the request, or the site is set to refuse requests from other sites. Try another browser or mobile data.

Why don't http:// addresses work?

This page uses a secure (https) connection, so the browser blocks requests to unencrypted http addresses. Most sites open on https too, so enter that instead.

What gets sent when I check?

A short request without cookies goes to each selected site. Like any visit, that site can see your IP address. Results appear only on this screen and aren't stored or sent anywhere (only your selection of services is remembered on this device).

Why are there no service logos?

Logos are company trademarks, so only names are shown.