Reset Radar
Reset Radar helps people who use OpenAI's Codex keep track of when their usage allowance resets.
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The short version
Reset Radar helps people who use OpenAI's Codex keep track of when their usage allowance resets. You enter the time your own account shows and its time zone, and it keeps a countdown in the browser and can export a one-time calendar file. Five short guides explain the difference between a personal usage window, an announced bonus reset and a banked reset, and how to find your own reset time. It needs no account, and the privacy notice says the timer is stored only in your browser's local storage. It's a personal project, and it says it isn't affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by OpenAI.
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- Developer Tools
- Type
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- Platforms
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- Pricing
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- Availability
- Other
- Published
- Nov 4, 2026
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- Developers who use OpenAI's Codex and hit its usage limits.
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