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Is it down for everyone or just me?

Check any website from our server in Stockholm, or see the live status of 262 popular services, checked every 2 minutes.

Checked from Stockholm, Sweden · Free, no sign-up

Live status of popular services

På svenska: Är det nere? Status för 29 tjänster i Sverige

AI

Social and messaging

Video, music and games

Google, Apple and Microsoft

Work and collaboration

Learning

Developer tools

Cloud and hosting

E-commerce and payments

Finance

Travel and delivery

Email and SMS

The same checks our customers get, on services everyone uses

Every 2 minutes

Each service is requested every 2 minutes. Any answer below HTTP 500 within 10 seconds counts as up, since large sites often answer automated requests with 403.

Confirmed before it counts

A failed check is repeated before a service shows as down, so a single dropped request never looks like an outage.

Official status pages too

Where a service publishes a status page we can read, we show what it reports next to our own result, with open incidents and affected parts.

And what people report

Our check sees whether a service answers; people see the app failing. Visitors report problems with one click, and a jump in reports shows on the page next to our result.

Questions

Is it down for everyone or just me?

Enter the address above. We request it from our server in Stockholm, Sweden. If it answers there, the site is up and the problem is probably on your side: your network, DNS, a browser extension or a block in your country. If it fails for us too, it is down for everyone we can see.

How does the checker work?

We send one HTTP request, follow up to five redirects and wait up to 10 seconds. Any answer below HTTP 500 counts as up, because many sites answer automated requests with 403. We also read the TLS certificate and show when it expires.

How are the services on this page checked?

Uptimecheck requests each service every 2 minutes and reads its official status page when it has one we can read. A failure only counts once a second check confirms it, so one dropped request doesn’t show as an outage.

How do I find out when my own site goes down?

Sign up free and add your website. Uptimecheck checks it as often as every minute from Stockholm, London and New York, confirms every failure from a second location and alerts you by email, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Telegram, push or webhook, usually before your customers notice.

Know before your users ask.

Uptimecheck checks your own websites, APIs and cron jobs as often as every minute, confirms every failure from a second location and alerts you before your users start searching.

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