Press & data

AIDownCheck tracks whether AI services are up, and — the part nobody else publishes — which other tools go down with them. If you're covering an AI outage, this page has the numbers, a chart you can screenshot, and a person to email.

The numbers

134
AI services monitored
457,470
status checks recorded
450
incidents recorded
June 22
continuously since

Read live from our database when this page rebuilds. We check every service every five minutes from a single vantage point, so our downtime figures are approximate at that resolution — see what our data can and can't tell you. Our incident history begins June 22, 2026; we cannot describe outages that predate it, and we don't pretend to.

Concentration: how many AI tools ride on each provider

This is the story most outage coverage misses. When one model provider has an incident, the failure surfaces in products that never mention that provider by name. Below is the share of the AI tools in our graph that depend on each provider for their core model.

Anthropic19 tools · 86%
we monitor 11 of these 19 dependents live
OpenAI14 tools · 64%
we monitor 8 of these 14 dependents live
Google13 tools · 59%
we monitor 7 of these 13 dependents live
xAI7 tools · 32%
we monitor 3 of these 7 dependents live
Mistral6 tools · 27%
we monitor 3 of these 6 dependents live
DeepSeek6 tools · 27%
we monitor 2 of these 6 dependents live
Cohere2 tools · 9%
we monitor 1 of these 2 dependents live
Meta (Llama)1 tools · 5%
we monitor 1 of these 1 dependents live

Source: AIDownCheck dependency graph, https://aidowncheck.com/status-map. Percentages are of the AI tools in our graph that declare a model dependency, not of the AI industry. Dependencies are sourced from vendor documentation and public statements; a tool may use more than one provider, and a provider outage does not guarantee every dependent breaks.

Bigger version, with the per-tool edges: the live AI dependency map.

Cite us

Use of our data and charts in reporting is welcome, no permission needed. We ask for attribution with a link, so readers can check the live figure rather than the one frozen in your story.

AIDownCheck, "AI provider dependency graph," https://aidowncheck.com/status-map (accessed July 9, 2026).

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How we know what we publish

We combine three signals that fail in different ways: the vendor's own status page, our independent reachability checks, and user reports. Each status carries a confidence level, and we say which signal produced it. A full description is on how AIDownCheck works.

Two things we will not do, in case it saves you a question. We do not publish uptime for a window longer than we have measured, and we do not report a service as down on the strength of our own probes alone — that gets labelled as a lower-confidence signal, with the reason shown.

Contact

For comment, data pulls, or a custom cut of the graph on deadline, email comboventures@gmail.com. Put PRESSin the subject and we will prioritise it. If you're on a same-day deadline, say so in the first line.

Operated by Combo Ventures, LLC. We have no commercial relationship with any of the services we monitor.