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A fresh reset.
A clearer picture.

Check the latest Codex reset, upcoming announcements and recent history. Follow the sources before planning your next session.

Public reset information, separate from your personal usage limits. No sign-in required.

Codex Reset Tracker

Data from Codex Resets ↗ · Independent third-party tracker

The published snapshot loads with this page. Refresh contacts codex-resets.com directly from your browser, making your IP address visible to that provider. No account details or usage data are sent. There is no automatic refresh.

Published snapshot fetched 2026-10-12T14:55:39.858Z. Select Refresh from source for a newer snapshot.

Recent resets

Recent records from the published snapshot.

    View the full history at Codex Resets ↗

    READ THE SIGNALS

    Announcements with context.

    A regular reset and a banked reset credit are different events. This page preserves the provider’s labels and source links so you can check what was actually announced.

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    Scheduled does not mean completed

    An announcement stays pending until the provider records execution evidence. A planned time passing does not turn it into an executed reset.

    A forecast is a forecast

    Watch information is AI-classified by Codex Resets. Its probability and forecast window are not an official OpenAI commitment or a guarantee.

    Check your own account

    This public feed cannot see your plan, remaining allowance or personal reset time. Check those in your Codex account. Times on this page use your device’s time zone.

    Before you plan around a reset

    How current is the data?

    The published snapshot is fetched when Ohayo builds the site; its timestamp is shown here. Refresh from source asks for a newer snapshot directly. If your browser blocks the request or the provider is unavailable, the existing snapshot stays visible. The provider’s cache can retain a response for up to four hours. Manual refresh requests revalidation; the source may still be delayed. A historical average does not predict the next reset.

    Does this run in the background?

    No. Each click makes at most two requests: one for status and one for 10 recent records. Each request has a 10-second timeout and a 64 KiB response limit. Failed requests are not retried automatically. Refreshes are limited to once per minute per section, with longer waits when the provider rate-limits requests. The published snapshot changes only on a site build.

    Is this an OpenAI service?

    Codex Resets is an independent third-party tracker. Ohayo displays its public API data with attribution. Read the linked announcements and your own account information before relying on a reset.