Codex Reset

Codex Reset is a single-purpose tracker built around one recurring question for Codex users: has the usage limit reset, and when is the next one likely? The homepage answers this directly with a yes/no status for the current UTC day, the time since the last verified global reset, and a running count of past resets.

The core features are a verified reset log, a 24h and 48h forecast, and a timeline of previous resets. It also aggregates reset-related signals, including posts from Tibo and other community alerts, and distinguishes banked resets from the forecast sample so grants do not skew the cadence estimate. A community vote shows the crowd’s probability for an announced target time.

The site suits Codex users who hit usage limits and want to judge whether to wait for a reset or adjust their workload. It is less useful for people seeking general OpenAI news or documentation, since coverage is limited to reset tracking and related signals.

Use the verified reset history and cadence figure as context, and read the forecast as experimental — the site itself marks model confidence as low. Check the official incident and signal sections for the latest commitments before relying on a predicted reset window.