Peloton down – here’s why you can’t work out right now

Struggling to connect to Peloton services right now? It’s not just you, there’s a major outage of the company’s online platform right now.

Amid numerous other outages such as Slack and AWS, Peloton is the latest service we’ve seen drop out of action today. It has now been nearly two hours since users first reported outages.

The company has confirmed it’s an issue that it’s looking into, but there’s currently no clear update to when we’ll be seeing the service return to normal.

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Peloton is the latest online service that we’ve seen begin to struggle today (February 22). We’ve seen outages from Slack and some other platforms, but this is the first one that is preventing you from getting in your daily work out.

Reports of the outage began around 7am PT / 10am ET / 3pm GMT with hundreds of users citing a problem. An hour later, the company commented with the below admitting there is an issue.

So far, Peloton has yet to say when we should expect services back online. We’ll be updating you with more information as we have it.

We’re not near any Peloton equipment today, but we are able to log into the service on an iPhone. So far, we haven’t had any issues in connecting to workouts in the mobile app.

That said, many are still reporting issues and the company’s own status updates are saying that it’s experiencing “intermittent issues with services”.

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Here’s how the brand’s website reads right now, and you can check that for yourself to see if it has changed by heading to the company’s own status updates. Right now, it’s reporting major outages for login pages, live classes, on demand classes, leaderboards, activations and workout history.

Are you still experiencing issues? Let us know in the tweet thread below.

It seems the service may be recovering. DownDetector seems to suggest that the issues are fewer and fewer, but Peloton’s own website says there are still major outages.

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We spoke too soon, Peloton’s website has now been updated. The latest statement says, “We are seeing widespread recovery of Peloton services. 

“We are still working to confirm all services are back and operational. We apologize for any impact this may have had on your workout.”

It seems to be a gradual process for the recovery of services, so you may want to wait a little while longer until you attempt to start a workout. Hopefully, this is a sign you’ll soon be able to log back in.