Status

Every number here is measured from real requests. The 30-day figures are hidden when the sample is under 500 requests; a platform's rate is hidden under 50 requests in 24 hours. There is no uptime figure because we do not measure one.

99.63%

error-free on our side, last 30 days

67.53%

links resolved, last 30 days

32.1%

gone or private at the source

471 ms

median response time

A link the source reports as deleted or private is a correct answer, not an outage, so it is counted on its own line.

Instagram99.6%operational

TikTok100%operational

YouTube100%operational

Facebookoperational

X (Twitter)too few requests

Pinterestoperational

Likeeno data

Snapchattoo few requests

Threadstoo few requests

VKno data

Rutubeno data

9GAGno data

Twitchtoo few requests

30-day figures over requests that reached a source · platform state over the last 24 hours · measured 2026-10-15 14:39 UTC · snapshot from the last site build; live figures load when JavaScript runs

How the state is decided

A platform counts only requests that reached its source — a bad key, an exhausted quota or an unsupported link says nothing about the platform and is left out. A link the source itself refused (private, deleted) lowers the success rate but not the state: the service worked, the link did not.

The state comes from our own failures alone — timeouts and upstream errors. 98% and above is operational, 92–98% degraded, below that down. Under ten attempted requests the state is not decided at all.

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