Major service interruptions have been resolved by Slack and Peloton.

 According to company standing updates and reports from users, the work electronic messaging platform Slack and also the connected fitness company Peloton were each intimate with outages on Tuesday.

Neither company has such a cause for the outages, and it’s unclear whether or not they are area units connected.

Slack acknowledged loading problems at 9:25 a.m., once some users announced them on social media. Updates over successive 3 hours reported that some customers were still seeing issues, until a 12:07 p.m. update explicitly said, “We’re seeing signs of improvement,” while not giving any data concerning the cause.

Peloton said shortly before eleven a.m. that it had been “investigating a difficulty with Peloton services” that “may impact your ability to require categories or access pages the online.” Shortly after midday, the corporation said it had been seeing “widespread recovery” of Peloton services.

The Slack outage seems to have started shortly before nine a.m. and affected a minimum of tens of thousands of users, consistent with the outage-tracking website Downdetector, which aggregates user-reported technical school outages.

The Peloton outage started later and was perceived to have an effect on thousands of users. Downdetector reportedly had smaller outages Tuesday morning for Amazon Internet Services and also the secret writing website GitHub, but those platforms weren't acknowledging service outages Tuesday morning.