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If rxresu.me won’t load, is slow, or something that normally works keeps failing, check the status page first. It tells you whether the problem is on our side or yours.

Check the status page

Open status.rxresu.me. The page shows:
  • Whether the service is Online right now, and for how long.
  • Uptime for the last 24 hours, the last 7 days and each recent month.
  • When it last checked. The service is checked every minute from several locations around the world.

Reactive Resume status

Live and recent uptime for rxresu.me.

If the service is down or slow

1

Confirm it on the status page

If the status page shows a problem, it’s on our side. You don’t need to do anything else.
2

Wait and try again

Most outages and slowdowns are short. Try again in a few minutes. Your documents are safe on the server while it’s unavailable.
3

Look for announcements

Longer outages and planned maintenance are announced on GitHub and the Discord server.

If the status page says everything is fine

The problem is probably between your device and the service. Try these in order:
  1. Reload the page.
  2. Check your internet connection by opening another website.
  3. Open rxresu.me in a private window. If it works there, a browser extension, such as an ad or script blocker, may be getting in the way.
  4. Try a different browser or device.
If you lose your connection while editing, the editor says so under the document name and keeps your changes on this device. They’re sent as soon as you’re back online. Downloading and sharing are unavailable until then. Still stuck? Ask in GitHub Discussions. If you can reproduce a bug, open an issue.

If you run your own copy

The status page only covers rxresu.me. A self-hosted copy reports its own health at /api/health on your address, for example https://resume.example.com/api/health. It returns healthy when the database, file storage and (if you use it) Redis are working, and an HTTP 503 error when any of them fails. See Self-hosting with Docker for setup and health checks.

Help keep the service running

Reactive Resume is free and has no ads or investors. Server costs are paid by donations, so busy periods can still slow it down. If Reactive Resume helps you, consider donating on Open Collective. If you need guaranteed availability, you can host your own copy.