About
I built Down For All Or Just Me because I kept running into the same frustrating moment as a developer and as a normal internet user: a tool would suddenly stop working, and I had no quick way to know whether the service itself was down or the issue was only on my side.
After experiencing those downtime headaches again and again across hosting platforms, SaaS tools, payment services, developer products, and everyday websites, I decided to create a faster way for people to verify what is happening. The goal is simple: open a page, check the current status, see recent reports, and figure out whether the problem is local, regional, or affecting everyone.
Why this exists
This project is designed to help developers, founders, support teams, and everyday users save time during outages. Instead of guessing, refreshing endlessly, or searching across social media, you can quickly check a service and get a clearer picture of what is going on.
How checks work
For services already monitored here, we store shared uptime results and outage signals so pages stay useful over time. For new domains, the site can create an on-demand status page and promote it into the monitored website list after repeated successful checks. That way useful pages become permanent instead of disappearing after one search.
Community reports
Visitors can also report the kind of problem they are experiencing. Those reports help reveal whether people are seeing login issues, slow loading, checkout failures, or broader outages.