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Is Slack down?

No, Slack is up right now

Both signals agree: the official status feed and our own check.

Official status
No active incidents

From slack-status.com, read 3 min ago.

Our check, from Germany
Answered in 217 ms

Request to slack.com, 3 min ago. 267 of 288 checks in the last 24 hours succeeded, median 314 ms.

Is Slack working for you?

One click, no account. It helps others see whether the problem is widespread.

We are still collecting reports. The numbers appear once 20 people have answered within 24 hours.

Response time, last 24 hours

measured from our server in Germany
0 ms7.5 s15 s12:0016:0020:0000:0004:0008:00
Time to first responseFailed check
One request every 5 minutes from a single location (Falkenstein, Germany). It shows how the answer time changes; it is not the speed you will see on your own connection.

Works for everyone else? Fix it on your side

  1. Check whether it is only this device. Open the service on your phone using mobile data instead of Wi-Fi. If it works there, the problem is your home network or this computer, not the service.
  2. Update or reinstall the app. Sign out, close the app completely, install the latest version and sign in again. Old versions are often cut off after a server-side change.
  3. Try the web version. If the website works but the app does not, the problem is local to the app: clear its cache or reinstall it.
  4. Check date and time. Sign-in fails when the device clock is wrong. In Settings > Time & language turn on "Set time automatically" and press Sync now.
  5. Restart the router and the device. Unplug the router for 30 seconds, plug it back in, wait until it is online again, then restart the computer. This clears stuck connections and gives you a fresh route to the service.
  6. Flush the DNS cache. Windows may still remember an old address for the service. Open Command Prompt as administrator and run the command below, then try again.
    ipconfig /flushdns
  7. Turn off VPN and proxy for a moment. VPN exit servers are often rate-limited or blocked. Disconnect the VPN, and in Settings > Network & internet > Proxy make sure no manual proxy is set.
  8. Change the DNS server. If the name still does not resolve, switch DNS in Settings > Network & internet > your connection > DNS server assignment to a public resolver such as 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8.
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