Everything Damn Is It Down does

Every feature on this page is live today. We don't run ads, and we don't sell your data.

We check services ourselves, listen to user reports and read official status pages, then tell you plainly what we know and how we know it.

Is it down?

Live status for each service

Each service page combines our own checks, user reports and the company's official status page into one plain answer.

Checks from several regions

We test sites from several parts of the world, so you can see when a problem is only in one region.

Report a problem

Tap It's down for me and, if you like, say what's broken. No account needed.

Who's affected

When enough people report, service pages show the top carriers, cities and device types. We keep hourly totals only and hide anything under 3 reports.

Live outage map

See where reports are coming from, by state or country, never a precise location.

Official status, clearly labeled

When only the company's status page reports a problem, we label it vendor-reported instead of calling it an outage.

Outage history

Current and past outages, each with its own page and timeline.

What to try

During an outage, service pages suggest workarounds and show how long past outages usually lasted.

Community comments

Share what you're seeing on a service page. No account needed, and comments are kept separate from outage reports.

Known data breaches

Service pages list verified past data breaches from Have I Been Pwned. They are history, not live security alerts.

Check any website

Type a domain on the home page and we'll start checking it.

Proof you can share

Evidence behind every outage

Outage pages show how we determined what happened, with the raw evidence one click away.

Outage receipts

A timestamped proof card for an outage, with our checks, the official status and how long it lasted, for refunds, SLA claims or work.

Outage credit letter

After a confirmed outage at many internet and phone providers, get a free letter you can edit and send to ask for a bill credit. Not legal advice.

Cite an outage

Every outage page has a citation you can copy. Journalists can find attribution rules on our press page.

Alerts

Email alerts

Follow a service by email and hear when it goes down and when it recovers. Free, and you can unsubscribe anytime.

Push alerts in the app

Follow services in the app for early-warning, down and recovery alerts.

At risk alerts

Service pages show what a service runs on. When one of those providers has a real incident, we mark the services that depend on it as at risk.

Slack, Discord and webhook alerts

Send outage alerts to a team channel or your own server. Free, no account.

Discord bot

Ask /isitdown in Discord, or have a channel alerted when a service goes down and recovers.

Problems near you by email

Get an email when people near you report internet problems.

Your internet

Is it just me?

One tap tests the site, our server, public DNS and your provider, then points to the most likely cause with two steps to try.

Internet provider check

See whether your internet provider is having problems near you.

Speed test

Measure ping, jitter, download, upload and video streaming against our own server.

Problems near you

See which internet and mobile providers people nearby are reporting.

Internet provider pages

Status and outage history for major internet providers, like Verizon.

Trust and corrections

Our promise

We don't run ads and we don't sell your data. Our promise page explains how we make money and which tools we use.

Accuracy scorecard

Our record, computed from our own incident data, including retractions and times we were slower than the company.

Corrections stay public

When we get an outage wrong, we retract it and keep its page with a correction notice.

Spotted before the status page

Outage pages note when we detected a problem before the company's status page did.

Slowest to admit it

A monthly list of how long companies took to post on their own status page after confirmed outages.

How we detect outages

What we measure, the evidence we need before calling something an outage, and how we correct mistakes.

Trusted reporters

People with a record of early, accurate reports count a little more, but never enough to confirm an outage on their own.

Dispute a report

Think we got something wrong? Use the Dispute this report link on any outage or status page.

How we compare

What other outage checkers offer, taken from their own public pages.

Plan ahead and compare

Outage Weather

Maintenance that companies have announced for the next 7 days, in their own words.

Uptime and reliability scores

Service pages show 30- and 90-day uptime and a reliability score from our own checks.

Uptime rankings

Services ranked by uptime, by category.

Side-by-side comparisons

Uptime, outages and response times for competing services.

Gaming status and stream overlay

Check game platforms in one place and add a free overlay to your OBS scene.

Apps and browser extension

The iPhone and Android app is free and has no ads.

Follow and get alerts

Build a watchlist and get push alerts when a service has trouble and when it's back.

Home-screen widgets

See your watchlist at a glance without opening the app.

Sync code

Move your watchlist to another device with a code. No account needed.

Internet check and speed test

Check your connection and run a speed test from the app.

Browser extension for Chrome

When a page won't load, it shows whether it looks down for everyone or just you. It sends us only the site's hostname, never the full address or your history.

Add to Chrome

Languages

The website is available in English, German, Spanish, Indonesian and Japanese.

Questions or ideas? Contact us.