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When Does Codex Reset? Live Status & Timing

When does Codex reset? Understand account-specific weekly limits, public global resets, the live forecast, and where to find your next reset time.

Last updated: 2026-08-05

The direct answer

There is no single public clock that tells every user when Codex will reset. Two different things are often described with the same word:

  1. Your account-specific usage window, whose next reset time is shown inside Codex /status.
  2. A publicly reported global reset, which may refresh limits for many users and is what the live Codex reset tracker follows.

If you want to know whether a verified global reset happened today, use the live answer on the homepage. If you need the exact time for your own weekly limit, open /status inside Codex. This site cannot inspect your account or replace that private timestamp.

Will Codex reset today?

The homepage compares the latest verified public reset with the current UTC date and answers Yes or No. It also shows a 24-hour and 48-hour forecast based on recent cadence and current public evidence.

That forecast is planning context, not an official schedule. A high percentage means the observed pattern and available signals make a near-term reset more plausible. It does not guarantee that a reset will happen, and it does not guarantee that every account or plan will be affected identically.

For the strongest reading, consider the forecast together with:

  • the confidence label;
  • the most recent confirmed reset time;
  • the reset calendar and history;
  • the original public evidence attached to each event.

When does the Codex weekly limit reset?

Weekly usage windows are account-specific. The authoritative answer for your account is the date and time displayed in Codex /status. A public announcement, another user's screenshot, or an observed global reset cannot reliably determine your personal weekly reset time.

This distinction explains why two users may report different experiences on the same day. Their plans, products, current windows, and account state may not be identical. The tracker therefore does not convert a public signal into a claim about an individual account.

If your status page shows a future reset time, use that time for planning. If the displayed time appears inconsistent with your actual access, preserve the status details and use the official support path available to your account.

What is a global Codex reset?

A global reset is a broadly reported refresh of Codex or related usage limits. The tracker records an event only when public evidence supports that the refresh actually happened. A statement suggesting that a reset might happen remains an unconfirmed signal until later evidence confirms it.

Confirmed events and unconfirmed signals use different labels throughout the site. This prevents anticipation from being presented as fact and makes it possible to audit older claims against the verified Codex reset timeline.

How the next-reset forecast is calculated

The short-term forecast summarizes public history and current evidence. Recent intervals help describe the observed cadence, while current public signals can raise or lower confidence. The calculation is refreshed on the server so the browser receives the current result as part of the rendered page.

Historical rhythm is not a promise. Product policies, plan limits, promotions, and operational decisions can change without following the previous pattern. The forecast should answer “how plausible is a reset soon?” rather than “what exact time has been scheduled?”

The complete evidence rules and known limitations are documented in the tracking methodology.

How to check your next Codex reset

Use this sequence:

  1. Open Codex /status and record the reset date and time shown for your account.
  2. Check the live tracker for the latest verified global event and current forecast.
  3. Review the history if you need to compare the current interval with earlier public resets.
  4. Open the original evidence before treating a preview signal as a completed reset.

This separates the private fact that controls your account from the public evidence that helps explain broader activity.

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