Start with your account
Open the Codex usage dashboard or run /status in the Codex CLI. Use the reset time shown for the allowance you are tracking. Available windows can vary; do not assume every account has the same schedule.
Three different things called “reset”
A personal reset is the recovery time shown in your account. A public extra reset is announced for an eligible group of users. A banked reset is an opportunity saved in an eligible account for manual use. Public announcements cannot tell us your personal recovery time.
Match the time zone
Choose the same time zone as the time you enter. If your account shows UTC, select UTC here. We convert that moment into a countdown; we do not calculate an account schedule from your plan or signup date.
Make the reminder yours
Save your time, choose a reminder offset, and download the calendar event. Import it into your calendar and check its notification settings. If Codex changes your reset time, update this timer and replace the old calendar event.
What stays on your device
The saved timestamp, time zone and reminder preference stay in this browser. There is no account connection or automatic synchronization. Clearing browser data removes the timer. The page itself cannot notify you after it is closed.
A few things worth knowing
Is this an official reset schedule?
No. The timer uses the time you enter from your own account. It does not predict an extra reset.
Does saving the timer create a calendar alert?
Not by itself. Download and import the calendar file, then allow notifications in your calendar app.
Sources & scope
Account rules: consult the official usage guidance. Public records: inspect the original announcement and the upstream archive.
OpenAI · Usage & reset guidance ↗codex-reset-bot · Upstream public repository ↗Codex Resets · Historical import source ↗