Your quota window
The five-hour and weekly meters attached to your account. Your Codex usage screen is the only source of truth.
Turn your Codex usage screen into a private countdown. Watch public reset signals without confusing them with your account's real quota clock.
Illustrative data — your countdown starts after you paste a real status.
Paste the status Codex already gives you. We'll turn it into two clear meters, a live countdown, and a calendar reminder.
Your five-hour and weekly windows will appear here.
The five-hour and weekly meters attached to your account. Your Codex usage screen is the only source of truth.
A broader reset or usage boost announced publicly. It is useful context—not a promise about your private meter.
A one-time reset that may appear for an eligible account. It is separate from both normal windows and global events.
CodeReset does not need an OpenAI login, browser extension, API key, or account connection to run your personal countdown.
Every public event needs a source, timestamp, and confidence label. Until the live connectors ship, this surface stays honestly in preview mode.
Use the time in your account—not five hours from the moment you check.
Read field note 02 / WEEKLYWhy there is no universal Monday reset, and where your real timestamp lives.
Read field note 03 / BANKEDSeparate a redeemable reset from your normal window and public reset events.
Read field note 04 / STATUSRead the two meters, paste status safely, and plan the rest of your workday.
Read field noteWhen verified global signals land, CodeReset Pro will deliver them by email and SMS—without turning every rumor into an alarm.
No. The first release has no account connection. Your pasted status and reset times stay in local browser storage.
No. Your personal five-hour and weekly windows are account-specific. A public reset is a separate event announced for a broader group of users.
No. It counts down to the time you provide. Codex Settings or your usage command remains the source of truth.