Last updated: November 10, 2026
Is ToolJet down? User reports indicate possible problems with ToolJet
ToolJet is an open source low-code platform for building internal tools from databases and APIs. Teams use its cloud or self-host with Docker to create dashboards, admin panels, and data apps.
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Is ToolJet Down Right Now?
No, ToolJet is not down for everyone right now. The reports above show the live picture, and most failures are datasource or self-host problems. If you searched ToolJet down or is ToolJet down, test the failing datasource inside the builder first. This ToolJet status page shows reports from other teams and builders.
ToolJet is an open source low-code platform for internal tools. You connect databases and APIs, build screens with components, and write queries that feed them. Teams run it in the cloud or self-host it with Docker.
One dead datasource can fill an app with errors in seconds. That flood looks like a platform failure, but it is one connection. The checks below find the broken layer without guesswork. A real ToolJet outage would show reports from many workspaces at once.
Is ToolJet Down for Me or Everyone?
Open the data sources panel and run a test on the source your app uses. If the test fails, ToolJet is fine and the database or its firewall is at fault. If the test passes, run the failing query alone to read its error.
People often ask, is ToolJet down for me, when only their self-hosted server is off. Open the ToolJet address from a second device. If it fails everywhere on your network, the server or container needs a restart.
Why Does ToolJet Fail to Connect to a Database?
ToolJet connects from its cloud servers or your self-hosted host. If your database does not allow that address, the connection dies at once. Allowlist the right source address for your setup.
SSL settings cause the same failure on many cloud databases. Match the SSL option in the datasource form with the provider demands. Then save and run the built-in test before you open the app.
Why Do Queries Return Errors?
A query error usually names a table, column, or token that changed. Schemas move under live apps more often than people think. Run the query alone in the builder to read the full error text.
Queries that depend on component values can also fail on first load. The component may be empty until the user acts. Give such queries a safe default or run them on demand instead of on load.
Why Can Users Not Open an App?
Apps are released to users, and edits stay in draft until you release a version. Users who open an old link may land on a version they cannot access. Share the latest released app link from the dashboard.
Group permissions decide who sees what. A user outside the shared group gets an access error, not the app. Add them to the right group in workspace settings and ask them to reload.
Common ToolJet Problems and Fixes
Cannot log in
Reset your password from the login page. If your team uses single sign-on, use that button instead of email. Clear cookies and retry in a private window.
Datasource connection fails
Allowlist the ToolJet server address in your database firewall. Match SSL and port values with your provider page. Run the built-in connection test after each change.
App not loading
Check the container state if you self-host ToolJet. Read the server logs for the first error. For cloud, test in a private window to rule out browser cache.
Query returns an error
Run the query alone in the builder and read the full message. Fix changed table or column names. Add defaults for values that are empty on first load.
Self-hosted server not starting
Read the container logs and check disk and memory on the host. Confirm the database ToolJet uses for itself is running. Restart the stack after you fix the host issue.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why can I not log in to ToolJet?
You may be using email login when your workspace uses single sign-on. Use the same method you joined with. A password reset and a private window fix most other cases.
Why does ToolJet fail to connect to my database?
Your firewall likely blocks the ToolJet address, or SSL is set wrong. Run the datasource test and allowlist the server address with your database provider.
Why is my ToolJet app not loading?
Self-hosted containers may be down, or the released version may be old. Check the server state and release the latest version. Test in a private window as well.
Why do ToolJet queries return errors?
A table, column, or token changed under the app. Run the query alone to read the full error. Empty component values on first load cause the same failures.
Why is my self-hosted ToolJet not starting?
Read the container logs for the first error line. A full disk or a stopped database container is the usual cause. Fix the host and restart the stack.
Why can users not access my ToolJet app?
They are likely outside the group the app is shared with. Add them to the right group and share the latest released link. Draft edits are not visible to users.