See the latest verified reset, the 24- and 48-hour forecast, and how many people are asking for another reset.
Last verified global reset
ago
Reset confirmed at: Sep 12, 2026, 08:09 AM UTC
Recent median cadence
3.8d
Verified resets tracked
51
30-day resets tracked
10
Current forecast
A probabilistic estimate based on reviewed reset history and time since the latest confirmed event. It is planning context, not an OpenAI promise.
Evidence reviewed at: Sep 21, 2026, 10:02 AM UTC
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September
Selected reset cycle
Sep 12, 2026
Requests in this cycle
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7 marked dates this month
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The live answer is only the beginning. These practical guides explain usage-limit context, public reset verification, forecast interpretation, and how to plan developer work without mistaking a public signal for an official promise.
Codex usage is governed by account-specific limits and rolling windows. A global reset is a publicly reported limit refresh that may affect many users, but it does not reveal the exact weekly reset time shown inside your own Codex /status view.
Read the usage-limit guide →Forecast percentages describe a public planning signal, not an account schedule. Read the latest verified event, confidence label, cadence, and evidence together before deciding how much to wait.
Read the forecast guide →A public message is not automatically a completed reset. We check source scope, timestamps, later confirmation, and original evidence, while keeping previews and uncertainty visible.
Read the evidence guide →A practical developer workflow helps you preserve context, split reversible work, record interruptions, and keep secrets out of public reports when capacity becomes uncertain.
Read the developer guide →Use the guide index to move from the live answer to forecast interpretation, evidence review, account safety, and practical planning.
Browse all guides →Recent reset events with their original public sources. Preview reports remain labeled separately from confirmed events.
Reset all propagated. Sweet dreams. https://t.co/VgKVUixoJG
And of course, a reset is also landing by midnight today.
I reset usage twice in the middle
There is no schedule, only resets
All reset for everyone.
Lands around 6pm PST today.
We've made some improvements that improve usage on the long tail for power users of Astra when logged in with your ChatGPT account. No change in quality and a pure win that on the
Who says it won't reset in a while 👀
Not the case. There is no difference between usage you get before or after a reset.
Wow, huge, wonder why!
Not from public data. Your exact weekly reset belongs to your account and is shown directly in Codex /status.
No. They are independent forecasts derived from public history and evidence. The page shows confidence and source links so you can judge them yourself.
No. Codex Reset reads public reset information and does not connect to your OpenAI account.
There is no guaranteed public schedule for global resets. The tracker reports the observed median cadence and keeps each confirmed event in the reset history.
A verified reset has public evidence that the reset occurred. A preview signal suggests that a reset may be coming, but remains unconfirmed until matching evidence appears.
Open the reset history to browse events by month. Each available record links back to its original public evidence.