Which OpenAI Products and Features Are Tracked on OpenAI Status?

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OpenAI Status (status.openai.com) tracks availability across five service groups: APIs (14 components), ChatGPT (16 components), Codex (4 components), FedRAMP (1 component), and Ads Platform (2 components). If your product or feature appears in one of these groups, its uptime and incident history are reported there. The page currently shows "We're fully operational," with no known issues affecting systems.

APIs (14 components)

The API group covers the developer-facing endpoints:

Component Uptime (Jul–Oct 2026)
Chat Completions 100%
Responses 100%
Agents 100%
Decisions 100%
Fine-tuning 100%
Embeddings 100%
Images 99.990%
Batch 100%
Audio 100%
Moderations 100%
Realtime 100%
Files 100%
Login 99.98%
Live 100%

Group aggregate: 99.97% uptime.

ChatGPT (16 components)

The ChatGPT group covers the consumer and workspace surfaces:

Component Uptime (Jul–Oct 2026)
Conversations 99.95%
Login 99.93%
ChatGPT Work 99.90%
Codex in ChatGPT Desktop 99.91%
Compliance API 99.998%
Search 99.998%
File uploads 99.998%
Voice mode 99.998%
GPTs 99.998%
Image Generation 99.998%
Deep Research 99.998%
Agent 99.998%
dots 100%
Space 100%
Sites 99.998%
Connectors/Apps 99.98%

Group aggregate: 99.70% uptime.

Codex (4 components)

Component Uptime (Jul–Oct 2026)
Codex Web 99.94%
Codex API 99.94%
CLI 99.94%
VS Code extension 99.94%

Group aggregate: 99.94% uptime. Note that Codex also appears inside the ChatGPT group as "Codex in ChatGPT Desktop," tracked separately from the standalone Codex components.

FedRAMP (1 component)

A single FedRAMP component, showing 100% uptime for the period.

Ads Platform (2 components)

Component Uptime (Jul–Oct 2026)
Ads Manager (no figure listed)
Ads API 99.992%

What the figures do and don't tell you

The page states that availability metrics are reported at an aggregate level across all tiers, models and error types, and that individual customer availability may vary depending on subscription tier and the specific model and API features in use. So a 100% figure for a component does not guarantee your particular tier or model saw zero errors.

To check whether your product is covered, match it to a component name above. If it isn't listed—for example, a feature you use that has no corresponding component—the status page won't reflect its availability. You can subscribe to updates from the page to be notified of incidents.