AI service status: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and more

Read at 3 Nov 2026 15:00 UTC from the four status feeds that vendors publish for the service itself. A service with no feed of its own is shown as unknown rather than guessed.

This page answers whether the AI services are working right now, and it is honest about which of them we can actually measure. It is for the moment when your work has just stopped and you want to know whether the problem is yours or theirs. Everything here was read at 3 Nov 2026 15:00 UTC; a service whose vendor publishes no machine readable feed is shown as unknown, because a guess on this page would be worse than nothing.

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The words on this board

Status feed: A machine readable page a vendor publishes about its own service, saying whether it thinks the service is working and listing the problems it has admitted to. It is written by the team that runs the service, it is usually updated after engineers confirm a fault, and it covers only the parts the vendor chose to list.
Incident: One problem the vendor has opened a public record for, with a start time and updates until it is closed. A slow afternoon that the vendor never acknowledged is not an incident, which is the main reason a status page can read green while the service feels broken.
Rate limit: A cap on how much you may use in a window of time: messages per few hours on a consumer plan, or requests and tokens per minute on an API. Reaching one is not an outage. The service is working and is asking you to wait.

Status of the six consumer AI services this site tracks
Service	Status	Feed	What we read
ChatGPTstatus.openai.com. The overall indicator and any open incidents, from the vendor feed.	Operational	status.openai.com	The overall indicator and any open incidents, from the vendor feed.
Claudestatus.claude.com. The overall indicator and any open incidents, from the vendor feed.	Operational	status.claude.com	The overall indicator and any open incidents, from the vendor feed.
GeminiNo status page published. Nothing. This vendor publishes no machine readable feed for the service.	Unknown	None published	Nothing. This vendor publishes no machine readable feed for the service.
Microsoft Copilotwww.githubstatus.com. Nothing that measures Microsoft Copilot. Microsoft publishes no machine readable feed for it. GitHub's feed for GitHub Copilot, a different product, is read and shown as a related note.	Unknown	www.githubstatus.comreports GitHub Copilot	Nothing that measures Microsoft Copilot. Microsoft publishes no machine readable feed for it. GitHub's feed for GitHub Copilot, a different product, is read and shown as a related note.
Grokstatus.x.ai. The overall indicator and any open incidents, from the vendor feed.	Operational	status.x.ai	The overall indicator and any open incidents, from the vendor feed.
Perplexitystatus.perplexity.com. The overall indicator and any open incidents, from the vendor feed.	Operational	status.perplexity.com	The overall indicator and any open incidents, from the vendor feed.

Ninety days of history

One cell a day, oldest on the left. It is nearly empty on purpose: this site does not yet keep a day by day record, and drawing one we do not have would be the only dishonest thing on this page.

ChatGPT

ChatGPT: the rightmost cell carries the snapshot's operational reading. The 89 cells before it are unrecorded, not days known to share that status.

ChatGPT strip:Source: ChatGPT status feedRead 3 Nov 2026 15:00 UTCService feedHistory

Claude

Claude: the rightmost cell carries the snapshot's operational reading. The 89 cells before it are unrecorded, not days known to share that status.

Claude strip:Source: Claude status feedRead 3 Nov 2026 15:00 UTCService feedHistory

Gemini

Gemini: the rightmost cell carries the snapshot's unknown reading. The 89 cells before it are unrecorded, not days known to share that status.

Gemini strip:Source: Gemini websiteRead 3 Nov 2026 15:00 UTCNo machine feedHistory

Microsoft Copilot

Microsoft Copilot: the rightmost cell carries the snapshot's unknown reading. The 89 cells before it are unrecorded, not days known to share that status.

Microsoft Copilot strip:Source: GitHub feed for GitHub CopilotRead 3 Nov 2026 15:00 UTCRelated product onlyHistory

Grok

Grok: the rightmost cell carries the snapshot's operational reading. The 89 cells before it are unrecorded, not days known to share that status.

Grok strip:Source: Grok status feedRead 3 Nov 2026 15:00 UTCService feedHistory

Perplexity

Perplexity: the rightmost cell carries the snapshot's operational reading. The 89 cells before it are unrecorded, not days known to share that status.

Perplexity strip:Source: Perplexity status feedRead 3 Nov 2026 15:00 UTCService feedHistory

What it means for you

Four of these services publish a machine readable feed about themselves, and two do not. For Gemini and Microsoft Copilot, nobody outside the vendor can say with confidence whether the service is healthy, so this board says unknown rather than borrowing a reading from somewhere else.

A green word here does not mean your afternoon is fine. A vendor's feed reports faults the vendor has admitted to, and it reports them after engineers confirm them. It says nothing about a slow answer, a model that has changed its behaviour since yesterday, a limit you have reached on your own account, or a network fault between you and them. If the board is green and the service still feels broken, those are the four things to check.

For one service, its own page carries the incident list and what its feed does and does not cover: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Grok, Perplexity.

Source: vendor status feedsRead 3 Nov 2026 15:00 UTC4 read from the vendor's own feed, 2 with no feed of their ownHistory

How to read this

Where a vendor publishes a feed for the service itself, the status word is that vendor's own reading, translated into five states: operational, degraded, partial outage, major outage and unknown. Unknown means one of two things, and the row says which: the vendor publishes no machine readable feed for the service, or the feed did not answer when we asked. A feed that reports a different product does not set the status word; its reading appears in the row as a related note, attributed to its publisher.

Each row names the exact address read, so a service whose status comes from a shared page can be told apart from one with its own. The incidents column counts the incidents the vendor still has open at the time in the stamp. An incident that a vendor has closed disappears from this table even if you can still feel it. A vendor status page reports the vendor's view of its own service. It does not report slow answers, a model that has changed its behaviour, or a limit you have reached on your own account.

Each service page lists the incidents in full and explains what that vendor's feed does and does not cover.