Which AI chats open from this network
The check below asks your browser to reach 9 AI chat services from the network you are on now. A service that answers is not blocked by the network; if it still refuses you after that, the refusal comes from the service, usually because of your country. A service that does not answer is blocked somewhere between you and it.
"ChatGPT is blocked" can mean 2 different things that need different answers: the network you are on does not let the request out, or the service received the request and said no. The check tells them apart in a few seconds, without an account and without sending anything to us.
Check from this network
Your browser tries to reach each service directly, the way it would when you open it. Nothing is sent to us, and no cookies go to the services.
- ChatGPT Waiting…
- Claude Waiting…
- Gemini Waiting…
- Microsoft Copilot Waiting…
- Meta AI Waiting…
- DeepSeek Waiting…
- Perplexity Waiting…
- Grok Waiting…
- Mistral Le Chat Waiting…
- NotTrack Reachable — this page loaded
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What the check does
For each service your browser sends one small request to its front page and waits up to 8 seconds. Any answer, even an error page, means the network let the request through. No answer, a reset connection, a certificate from somebody else, or a timeout means the request was stopped on the way. The requests go directly from your browser to the services; our server is not involved and does not see the results.
Reachable but still refused
A service can be reachable and still refuse you. Most AI chats check your country when you sign up or log in, after the connection is made, and the check above cannot see that step. If a service answers here but tells you it is not available, compare it with the official country lists in our table of where AI chats are available.
Some blocked, some not
A filter that blocks some AI chats and lets others through is almost always a list kept by a network administrator, an employer or an internet provider. Lists are updated by hand, so new or smaller services are often missing from them. The block belongs to whoever runs the network, and they are the ones who can change it.
Everything blocked
If nothing answers, either the network blocks AI chats as a category or the connection itself is down. Opening an unrelated site tells the 2 apart. If other sites work, the category is filtered. On a network you do not own, the way to change that is to ask the people who run it.
What this check cannot tell you
It does not test whether a service works for your account, whether it is overloaded, or whether a feature is available in your language. It also cannot see filters that let the front page through and block the chat itself, which some filters do. A green result means the door is open, not that everything behind it works.
Straight answers
Is the check private?
The requests go from your browser straight to the services, the same as opening their sites, and no cookies are sent with them. Nothing about the result is sent to us or stored anywhere.
Why does a service show as reachable when I cannot use it?
Because the network let the request through and the service refused you afterwards, usually by country at sign-up. That is a decision of the service, and the country table shows where each one officially works.
Will a VPN fix a blocked result?
Sometimes, and on a network you do not run it may break its rules. A VPN changes one of the signals a service reads and not the others; we explain what it changes in a separate article.
My work network blocks AI chats. What can I do?
Ask the people who run the network. Filters are lists, and an explained request for a specific tool is often approved; we wrote down what such a request should contain.
Does this page check NotTrack too?
It does not need to: if you can read this page, the same network lets you reach the chat on this site.
If this page opened, the chat on it opens too. Ask anything — no account, no country check.
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