TokenResetTrack today. More tomorrow.A little clarity for your next creative chapter. Follow public Codex reset announcements and read the original posts behind them.
Keep your focus on creating. We bring @thsottiaux’s Codex reset announcements together here.
Blank days mean no record, not proof that no reset happened. Calendar uses UTC.
A data-based estimate of the next public Codex reset-related announcement.
Based on the last 180 days of sourced usage-reset and reset-credit posts. Each original post counts once; probability = comparable historical gaps ending within 24 hours ÷ all gaps longer than the current wait. The window spans the 25th–75th percentiles. These are past frequencies, not a calibrated probability or your account reset time.
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Counting toward the historical midpoint. This is not a confirmed reset or your account time.
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Enter your account’s weekly reset time to see a projection.
Assumes a seven-day window and a steady pace. Your account is never read.
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Reset-related posts collected by Codex Resets. This is not Tibo’s full account timeline.
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Public announcements are not your personal 5-hour or weekly reset. Check your own Usage page.
Exploratory exponential waiting-time model from confirmed, time-stamped public resets since Apr 2026. The ongoing gap is included as exposure. Events are irregular; this estimate is low confidence, not an official schedule.
Open Codex usage and find the reset time for your 5-hour or weekly window.
Open the latest Tibo update, check its publication time and scope, and follow the link to the original post.
Pick a date in the history to open its original announcement and check who it applies to.
We read Codex Resets’ public feed and link each report back to the original post. This is an intermediary feed, not a direct X connection.
A usage reset and a banked reset credit are different events. Source reports and community observations are labeled separately.
Open pages check every five minutes. Upstream reports may arrive later. If a check fails, the last known data stays visible with a warning.
No. Public announcements do not confirm your own allowance. Check the current balance and recovery time in your Codex account.
No. We only track public information. We never ask for your OpenAI password, API key, session cookie or account access.
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It uses publication intervals from sourced reset-related posts in the last 180 days. The 24-hour figure is the share of comparable past waits that ended within a day. It is an empirical frequency, not a validated probability or your personal reset time.