Where can I check the Heroku status page?

Use this OutageHQ page as an independent Heroku status page. It shows the current status indicator, user-submitted outage reports, and recent uptime checks.

Why is Heroku not working today?

Common causes include platform, API, dashboard, deployment, authentication, or regional infrastructure incident. If OutageHQ checks are healthy and reports are low, the problem may instead be a project, account, region, integration, API key, DNS, network, or browser-specific issue.

How do I report a Heroku outage or server issue?

Use the report option on this page to let other users know Heroku is not working for you. Your report helps compare user symptoms with live checks.

Should I also check official Heroku status sources?

Yes. OutageHQ provides independent checks and user reports, while official Heroku sources may include confirmed incidents, maintenance notes, component details, and regional updates.

Is Heroku down for everyone or just me?

Compare the current OutageHQ status, the last-checked timestamp, user reports from the past 24 hours, response-time history, official status sources, and related services. If those signals are quiet, the issue is more likely local or component-specific.

Does OutageHQ show Heroku outage history?

This page summarizes recent Heroku outage signals from the latest 24-hour monitoring window, including automated checks, incident buckets, response-time history, and user reports.

Is Heroku Down Right Now?

Operational

Is the Heroku website down?

Heroku is up and running

https://www.heroku.com

Not working for you?

Report an outage

Last checked: Jul 13, 2026, 12:55 AM UTC. The service was operational. There have been 0 user-submitted reports in the past 24 hours. This page refreshes every 30 seconds when JavaScript is enabled, and automated checks run every 5 minutes.

Heroku service health

Last 24 hours, shown in UTC

100.0% uptime

Heroku had 96 response-time checks in the last 24 hours, averaging 49 ms, with 0 incident buckets and 0 reports.

24h ago18h12h6hNow

Operational Degraded Down Building

Fully operational uptime: 100.0%
Avg response: 49 ms
Incident buckets: 0
Current status: operational

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What are you experiencing with Heroku?

reports in the last 24 hours

Check Heroku before troubleshooting

Heroku is a cloud platform-as-a-service (PaaS) owned by Salesforce that enables developers to build, deploy, and scale web applications without managing infrastructure.

Current status

Heroku is up and running.

Report volume

0 user reports in the last 24 hours.

Freshness

Last checked Jul 13, 2026, 12:55 AM UTC.

Official links

Compare with support and status channels when available.

What to do when Heroku is down

Check status.heroku.com for per-component status — the issue may be limited to specific runtimes, add-ons, or the Heroku Dashboard.
If your app is down, check your Heroku logs (heroku logs --tail) to distinguish between a platform outage and an application error.
Avoid deploying new code during a Heroku outage as builds may fail or deploy to an unstable environment.
Report the outage on this page to help other users confirm the problem.

Common Heroku outage causes

Visit the official Heroku website at https://www.heroku.com to check directly. You can also learn more about how OutageHQ works or browse all monitored services on the service directory.

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Status summary

Heroku monitoring details

Heroku is operational in the latest OutageHQ check. If it is not working for you, compare the report count, official sources, and your local browser, device, DNS, or network before assuming a broad outage. Last checked: Jul 13, 2026, 12:55 AM UTC.

Current signal

Heroku is reachable in our latest checks

OutageHQ tracks Heroku as a cloud and developer infrastructure using APIs, dashboards, deployments, authentication, data ingestion, and regional infrastructure signals.

Report categories

Users can classify Heroku reports by symptom so outage patterns are easier to compare.

Available issue types include API errors, Dashboard not loading, Region or component degraded, Login or SSO issue, Data ingestion delayed, Alerts not firing, Service down, Server not responding, App not loading, Sign in problem, Error message, Slow performance.

Official and independent checks

Compare the official heroku.com site with OutageHQ response-time checks and anonymous user reports.

Issues users reported

Server-loaded survey results for the last 24 hours. The survey itself is the only client-side part of this data path.

0 survey responses

API errors

API requests fail or return errors.

Dashboard not loading

Admin, analytics, or service dashboards are unavailable.

Region or component degraded

A specific region, component, or dependency is degraded.

Authentication, SSO, or identity provider access is failing.

Data ingestion delayed

Events, metrics, logs, or records are delayed.

Alerts not firing

Alerts, monitors, incidents, or notifications are delayed or missing.

Service down

The whole service appears unavailable.

Server not responding

Requests fail or time out.

App not loading

The app or website opens slowly or never finishes loading.

Error message

The service shows an unexpected error.

Slow performance

The service works but is unusually slow.

Components and regions to compare

API

Check whether this part fails while the rest of Heroku still works.

Dashboard

Check whether this part fails while the rest of Heroku still works.

Authentication

Check whether this part fails while the rest of Heroku still works.

Regional infrastructure

Check whether this part fails while the rest of Heroku still works.

Platform outage or local issue?

Likely broader issue: Platform, API, dashboard, deployment, authentication, or regional infrastructure incident
Likely local issue: Project, account, region, integration, API key, DNS, network, or browser-specific issue

Troubleshooting checklist

Refresh Heroku and compare the latest OutageHQ status with the report count.
Try another browser, device, network, or DNS resolver if checks are healthy.
Check official Heroku sources for confirmed incidents or maintenance.
Report the closest symptom above so other users can compare the same issue type.

Last 10 checks

Jul 13, 2026, 12:55 AM UTCoperational · 20 ms

Jul 13, 2026, 12:50 AM UTCoperational · 59 ms

Jul 13, 2026, 12:45 AM UTCoperational · 47 ms

Jul 13, 2026, 12:40 AM UTCoperational · 53 ms

Jul 13, 2026, 12:35 AM UTCoperational · 72 ms

Jul 13, 2026, 12:30 AM UTCoperational · 58 ms

Jul 13, 2026, 12:25 AM UTCoperational · 21 ms

Jul 13, 2026, 12:20 AM UTCoperational · 19 ms

Jul 13, 2026, 12:15 AM UTCoperational · 141 ms

Jul 13, 2026, 12:10 AM UTCoperational · 65 ms

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FAQ

What is Heroku?

Heroku is a cloud platform-as-a-service (PaaS) owned by Salesforce that enables developers to build, deploy, and scale web applications without managing infrastructure.

Why is Heroku not working?

Heroku outages often involve the routing layer or dyno management infrastructure, causing apps to return H10-H99 error codes. Add-on provider issues (Heroku Postgres, Redis) can affect apps independently of the platform. Compare the current OutageHQ status, recent checks, user reports, and official sources before assuming the issue affects everyone.

What should I do if Heroku is down?

Check status.heroku.com for per-component status — the issue may be limited to specific runtimes, add-ons, or the Heroku Dashboard. If your app is down, check your Heroku logs (heroku logs --tail) to distinguish between a platform outage and an application error. Avoid deploying new code during a Heroku outage as builds may fail or deploy to an unstable environment.

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