What this page tracks
This page displays public announcements about Grok usage resets. Records are collected from community reports and official announcements, stored when events are submitted to our ingest API.
Data source and freshness
Unlike Codex which uses an automated upstream bot, Grok reset data comes from manual ingestion via our API. When new announcements are posted, they appear here after being submitted through the ingest endpoint.
Understanding the records
Each record shows the announcement timestamp, original X/Twitter link, and classification (standard, banked, or unclassified). These are public announcements and may not apply to all accounts or plans.
Does this confirm your account?
No. A public announcement does not guarantee your personal account has been reset. Always check your Grok account dashboard for actual usage limits and reset times. Eligibility may vary by plan and region.
Contributing data
If you spot a Grok reset announcement, it can be submitted via our ingest API. See the project README for authentication and endpoint details. Only genuine announcements from official or verified community sources should be submitted.
FAQ
Where does Grok data come from?
Community-submitted announcements via the ingest API, not an automated bot.
Why is the history empty?
No announcements have been ingested yet, or Redis storage is unavailable.
Can I trust these announcements?
Always verify with official Grok sources and check your own account status.