Codex Reset Watch

Codex Reset Watch is an unofficial tracker that monitors OpenAI Codex usage-limit reset updates. It keeps a current reset status, a countdown to publicly announced estimates, and a history of recent reset events—each record linked to its public source post.

The most important detail: the countdown is a timer toward an announced estimate, not a confirmation that a reset has happened. For accuracy, rely on the recorded status (“confirmed complete,” etc.). The site also includes context on how records are captured, including preserving the original wording and recording later corrections as separate updates.

For developers who regularly use Codex, this helps you plan around when usage limits are expected to be restored. The page provides machine-readable data via JSON for both the current status and the event history, making it easier to build lightweight internal workflows or checks.

There’s also an option to get reset reminders and browser notifications so you don’t have to watch the page manually. Banked resets are treated as saved for later use: receiving one doesn’t refresh your usage until you redeem it, and you should follow the expiry shown in your account.

What does Codex Reset Watch track?

It tracks OpenAI Codex usage-limit reset updates, showing a current reset status, an estimate countdown, and a linked history of recent reset events.

Does the countdown confirm a reset?

No. The timer counts down to a publicly announced estimate, and reaching zero doesn’t verify that a reset has occurred.

How are reset events recorded and verified?

Each event is recorded with a link to its public source post. The tracker preserves original wording and logs later corrections separately.

What are “banked resets,” and do they refresh usage automatically?

Banked resets are saved for later use. Receiving one doesn’t refresh usage until you redeem it, and you should redeem it before the expiry shown in your account.

Is there a way to access the reset data programmatically?

Yes. The tracker provides JSON for the current status and for the history, which you can fetch and parse in your own tools.

Can I get reminders without checking the page?

Yes. You can enable browser reset reminders/notifications to help you stay aware of upcoming reset estimates.