Codex Reset Tracker

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Current timing reference

Reset announced

No specific reset time announced.

Timing details

Current and next quieter intervals

Historical reference · longest upcoming first
Latest reported resetReading local time…Reported done by this time
Reset timing records21Included in the comparison
Historical sample90 daysPartial history

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Based on 21 timing recordsHow it’s calculated

Recorded reset hours

Bars: each hour's share of the 21 reset timing records
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Personal renewalYour account's scheduled usage refresh.

Banked resetSaved until you use it or it expires.

Global resetApplied directly to eligible accounts.

Paid instant resetApplies immediately and changes your weekly schedule.

Reset times around the world

Pick the time in Tibo's post, then find it in your timezone.

Pacific local time, including daylight saving. This is the adopted reading of the recent “before 10am PST” notices.

Source time10:00America/Los_Angeles

“By” means no later than this time; it may happen earlier. These are time conversions, not a reset forecast.

Latest matching timing post — preset date: 2026-10-23.

Selected source referenceOct 23, 2026, 10:00America/Los_Angeles (GMT-7)
One reference time, shown in 16 regions. Dates and UTC offsets follow the selected date.
Region / citiesLocal time
U.S. / Canada · PacificLos Angeles, Vancouver10:00 PDTOct 23, 2026 GMT-7
U.S. / Canada · MountainDenver, Calgary11:00 MDTOct 23, 2026 GMT-6
U.S. · CentralChicago, Dallas12:00 CDTOct 23, 2026 GMT-5
U.S. / Canada · EasternNew York, Toronto13:00 EDTOct 23, 2026 GMT-4
BrazilSão Paulo, Rio de Janeiro14:00 GMT-3Oct 23, 2026 GMT-3
UK / Ireland / mainland PortugalLondon, Dublin, Lisbon18:00 GMT+1Oct 23, 2026 GMT+1
Central EuropeParis, Berlin, Rome, Madrid19:00 GMT+2Oct 23, 2026 GMT+2
Eastern EuropeHelsinki, Athens, Bucharest20:00 GMT+3Oct 23, 2026 GMT+3
Saudi Arabia / Qatar / Kuwait / BahrainRiyadh, Doha, Kuwait City, Manama20:00 GMT+3Oct 23, 2026 GMT+3
UAE / OmanDubai, Abu Dhabi, Muscat21:00 GMT+4Oct 23, 2026 GMT+4
India / Sri LankaDelhi, Mumbai, Colombo22:30 GMT+5:30Oct 23, 2026 GMT+5:30
Thailand / Vietnam / CambodiaBangkok, Ho Chi Minh City, Phnom Penh00:00 GMT+7Oct 24, 2026 GMT+7
East / Southeast Asia · UTC+8Beijing, Hong Kong, Taipei, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Manila01:00 GMT+8Oct 24, 2026 GMT+8
Japan / South KoreaTokyo, Osaka, Seoul02:00 GMT+9Oct 24, 2026 GMT+9
Australia · EasternSydney, Melbourne, Canberra04:00 GMT+11Oct 24, 2026 GMT+11
New ZealandAuckland, Wellington06:00 GMT+13Oct 24, 2026 GMT+13

Recent public announcements

Showing 41–48 of 68 available announcements · Page 6 of 9

Global reset
Unverified reportA public source reported a global reset.Excluded from historical calculations
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Global reset
Unverified reportA public source reported a global reset.Excluded from historical calculations
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Global reset
Unverified reportA public source reported a global reset.Excluded from historical calculations
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Global reset
Unverified reportA public source reported a global reset.Excluded from historical calculations
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Global reset
Unverified reportA public source reported a global reset.Excluded from historical calculations
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Global reset
Unverified reportA public source reported a global reset.Excluded from historical calculations
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Global reset
Unverified reportA public source reported a global reset.Excluded from historical calculations
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Global reset
Unverified reportA public source reported a global reset.Excluded from historical calculations
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Saved historySample reviewed Oct 25, 2026, 06:49

Original posts on X

A few things worth knowing

How accurate are the reset times?

Times are grouped by hour. Public post times show when a reset was reported; accounts may have refreshed earlier. A checked allowance refresh can establish application without identifying its hour. Only supported hour estimates enter the timing sample. Neither an observation nor its review time establishes exact global delivery time or an official completion-post timestamp. Check your own Usage page before using a banked reset.

The latest announcement gives no specific deadline. Posted Oct 26, 2026, 05:21 · Original announcement.

More event-specific evidence is available under Recent public announcements.

How are the percentages calculated?

Historical avoidance is the number of timing records outside your chosen window divided by all included records. Report coverage is the number inside the window divided by the same total. We add the selected hour buckets before dividing; a 24-hour window covers every record. Work duration also sets the optional banked-reset advice window.

The current sample has 21 records: 19 public completion or action reports and 2 reviewed account hour estimates. Of those estimates, 1 uses the announced-time interpretation rather than a measured hour. One reset counts once. 3 announcements without an adopted hour reference are excluded, along with banked grants and unverified reports.

The historical baseline is 2026-07-27–2026-10-24 (90 complete local dates). Verified newer completion reports and reviewed account hour estimates are included immediately, through Oct 26, 2026, 08:10. The source sample was reviewed Oct 25, 2026, 06:49 · UTC (GMT+0).

Source fetch checked Oct 26, 2026, 07:52. Live coverage is incomplete; saved posts and clearly labelled unverified reports may be shown. Missing records do not establish that no reset happened.

These percentages describe historical timing references, not future-reset probabilities or guaranteed uninterrupted use. A global reset may not happen today and may occur outside the displayed hours.

Does this show the next reset?

When a checked original post gives an expected deadline, it appears separately from historical patterns. A deadline is not an exact delivery time or proof of completion. Your account's next renewal date is separate from an announced global reset.

Does a banked reset change my weekly reset date?

A full banked reset changes the applicable weekly schedule. Confirm the new date on your Usage page before planning around it.

Why are my times different from someone else's?

Every timestamp is converted from UTC into either your detected local timezone or Tibo time in America/Los_Angeles, including daylight-saving changes.

Use the tracker without sharing account data

  1. Choose Use a reset for quieter historical intervals, or Waiting for a reset to see today's remaining recorded reset hours.
  2. Choose Local time or Tibo time. Read any announced deadline first, then use the historical reference cards and full-day comparison for context.
  3. In Use a reset, you can open the optional banked-reset advice. Verify your personal renewal and any decision against your official Usage page.

Optional advice inputs stay in this browser and are masked from analytics. Use Clear inputs to remove saved usage details. The Local time choice always follows the current device timezone.

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