Claude Resets

Claude Resets is most useful when a reset announcement leaves you wondering which plans it covers. Its archive puts the date, affected plans and source link together. You can distinguish a reset from an increase in the allowance, and identify banked resets that a user applies later.

That distinction matters more than the large day counter at the top. The site says some classifications are automated, and a post’s timestamp is not proof that every account received a reset at that moment. Follow the source link for the announcement’s conditions; the tracker does not check your account.

The page links a reset-only RSS feed and a calendar subscription. Its FAQ says the calendar includes reset events and the last day to use a banked reset. It also lists a JSON catalog, monthly CSV counts, a read-only MCP connection and a status-line script for developers who want the information elsewhere. ProjectRadar inspected the public interface, without installing those integrations or enabling alerts.

The site says detected resets can appear as awaiting review. Its averages and gap statistics describe the catalog’s history, not a promised schedule. Claude coverage begins in April 2026, so the archive is not a complete history of Anthropic’s resets.

The My limit countdowns panel asks you to enter the reset times shown in Claude Code’s usage screen. It offers separate five-hour and weekly timers, uses the device’s local time, and says the values stay in that browser.

Those manually entered timers are separate from the announcement feed. When one reaches zero, the page directs you back to your actual usage screen because activity may move the rolling window. Claude Resets is unaffiliated with Anthropic or OpenAI.