Can My Network Reach
These Platforms?

How it works: Each test sends a lightweight request from your browser to the platform's server. If the request completes (any HTTP response), the service is reachable. If it times out or fails with a network error, it's likely blocked or unreachable from your current IP/location. Results reflect your actual network environment — VPN, proxy, or direct connection.

Why platforms become unreachable. Access to major platforms can be blocked by national-level firewalls and ISP filtering, restricted at the corporate/school network level, geo-blocked by the platform itself based on your IP's country, or simply down due to a temporary outage. This checker sends a real request from your current browser and network to each platform's server and reports whether a response comes back — it doesn't rely on third-party status pages, so results reflect your exact network right now, not a generic global status.

Common use cases. Travelers checking which apps will work before landing in a new country, remote workers verifying their VPN is actually routing traffic correctly, network admins troubleshooting why a specific SaaS tool isn't loading on the office network, and developers debugging whether an outage is on their end or the platform's.

Does a "reachable" result mean the site is fully working?
It means your browser successfully got a response from the platform's server — the connection itself isn't blocked. It doesn't guarantee every feature of that service works correctly, since a server can respond but still have an unrelated application-level issue.

Why does a site show as unreachable even though it loads fine for me normally?
This usually means a VPN or proxy you have active is changing which network path the test takes, or that the timeout you selected is too short for a slow connection to respond in time — try increasing the timeout or disabling your VPN and testing again.

Is this a VPN or does it bypass blocks?
No — this tool only tests and reports connectivity from your current network. It doesn't route your traffic through another location or bypass any restriction; it simply tells you what's currently reachable from where you are.

Is my browsing data logged when I run a check?
No. Each check is a lightweight request sent directly from your browser to the platform being tested — results are shown only to you and aren't stored or logged by this tool.