Live 27 services Updated 3 min ago
Are AI tools down? Live status of 27 AI services
Chat assistants such as Google Gemini and ChatGPT, which is listed under OpenAI, are grouped with tools that make video or music, like Synthesia and Suno. Answers that stop halfway or never arrive show that something is wrong, and apps built on these models can break at the same moment.
Every service in AI assistants and tools
Problems first, then the most reports in the last hour. Each strip shows user reports over the last 6 hours, 15 minutes a segment: green is the usual level, amber a rise, red an outage spike.
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Claude AI, normal
, 2 reports in the last hour -
Character.AI, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Cursor, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
DeepSeek, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Duck.ai, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
fal.ai, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
foxy.ai, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Google Gemini, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Google NotebookLM, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Grok, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Higgsfield AI, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Jasper AI, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Microsoft Copilot, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
OpenAI, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
OpenClaw, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
OpenRouter, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Otter.ai, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Perplexity AI, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Reve AI, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Skills.sh, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
SonoVid, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Suno, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Synthesia, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Talkie, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Unplex AI, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Venice, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour -
Z.ai, normal
, 0 reports in the last hour
Where the numbers come from
Every status here comes from problem reports that users send to a public outage-reporting service. This site collects them about every five minutes, counts them in 15-minute windows and compares each count with the usual level for that service at that time of day. A jump well above that level shows as an outage, and a smaller rise as problems. Reports show that many people had trouble at the same time. They are not a measurement of downtime.