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About Codex Reset

Why Codex Reset exists, what it tracks, and the principles behind this independent public tracker.

Last updated: 2026-08-05

A direct answer when limits matter

Codex Reset is an independent tracker built to answer a practical question: did Codex reset today? It combines the latest verified global reset, a calendar of earlier events, a short-term forecast, and links to the original public evidence in one place.

The tracker is designed for developers and teams whose work can be interrupted by usage limits. It does not promise that a public global reset will change every account in the same way. Your exact account window remains visible only inside your own Codex /status view.

What the site tracks

Codex Reset records public reports that indicate a broad usage-limit refresh. Confirmed events and preview signals are deliberately separated. When evidence is available, the timeline links to the original public source so readers can inspect it themselves.

The forecast summarizes observed history and current evidence. It is planning context, not an official OpenAI schedule or guarantee. The complete verification and forecasting rules are explained in our methodology.

Independent and transparent

Codex Reset is not affiliated with OpenAI. The site does not access your OpenAI account, inspect your private usage, or know your personal reset time. It only presents public signals and clearly labels unavailable or uncertain data.

The project is maintained by the independent developer behind @alexchen26h. Its public code is available on GitHub.

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