International Website Status Pages
Live HTTP probes and AI source scans for popular websites and local services, region by region — the banks, telcos, government portals and delivery apps a single global list would bury.
All Regions
- ▸Discord in United States
- ▸Youtube in United States
- ▸Chatgpt in United States
- ▸Twitter in United States
- ▸Github in United States
- ▸Aws in United States
- ▸Discord in United Kingdom
- ▸Youtube in United Kingdom
- ▸Instagram in United Kingdom
- ▸Chatgpt in United Kingdom
- ▸Twitch in United Kingdom
- ▸Tiktok in United Kingdom
- ▸Discord in Canada
- ▸Youtube in Canada
- ▸Chatgpt in Canada
- ▸Instagram in Canada
- ▸Tiktok in Canada
- ▸Reddit in Canada
- ▸Discord in Australia
- ▸Youtube in Australia
- ▸Chatgpt in Australia
- ▸Instagram in Australia
- ▸Tiktok in Australia
- ▸Reddit in Australia
- ▸Singtel in Singapore
- ▸Starhub in Singapore
- ▸Shopee in Singapore
- ▸Grab in Singapore
- ▸Discord in Singapore
- ▸Youtube in Singapore
- ▸Globe in Philippines
- ▸Smart Ph in Philippines
- ▸Pldt in Philippines
- ▸Gcash in Philippines
- ▸Maya in Philippines
- ▸Youtube in Philippines
Why Regional Outage Pages?
A website can be down only in your region due to local routing failures, CDN issues, or government-level blocking. WebsiteDown runs a live HTTP probe alongside community reports from around the world, so a regional issue and a global outage look distinguishable in the verdict.
The regional pages above group the services people in each country actually ask about — banks, telcos, government portals and delivery apps that a single global list would bury. Every check runs the same live HTTP probe; the region decides which services are worth putting in front of you, not how the check is done.