Your local calendar
We preserve the source timezone, apply daylight saving time, and tell you the weekday where you are.
Source-first status, not a prediction
Know the reset before you burn your credits.
Reset My Codex turns a vague announcement into a clear local date, time, source, and next step. No invented countdowns. No timezone math.
A shared link always renders in the recipient’s own timezone.
Latest verified state
No public reset scheduled
What this means
No official public announcement currently specifies a global Codex reset time. We won’t turn silence into a promise.
Your current local time
Tuesday, September 15 at 3:45 PM UTC
Last checked: 3:45 PM localEvent detail →
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Announcement ≠ reset completed
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“Tomorrow” gets a local date
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Share one stable event page
Clarity beats refresh anxiety
The useful part of a reset update, in three cards.
A status you can trust
Scheduled, confirmed, corrected, and unknown are different states. We show the difference.
Made to pass on
Short event links and a clean share card let a friend check the update in their own timezone.
Get the signal, not the noise
Get a reminder when there is something real to act on.
Separate “scheduled”, “confirmed”, and “correction” alerts. You choose what you receive.
Recent history
Events stay attached to their sources.
EventStateSource
What we will and won’t claim.
We keep the original wording. A post that says “tomorrow” is displayed with its source timezone and an explicit assumption, not a fake exact countdown.
We separate public confirmation from your account. A global update cannot prove that an individual account has received credits or a reset.
We don’t sell or arrange Codex referral rewards. Official eligibility and rewards are determined by OpenAI’s own promotion rules.