I made a small website to check Codex reset
Hi, I made this small website because I often go X to check if Codex reset. But I found many posts use the word “reset”, and maybe they talk about different thing. Sometimes it is personal reset time. Sometimes many users get a public reset. Sometimes it is banked reset. They are not same, so I try to make it more clear. I made Codex Reset Live . It puts latest public reset news, original source,…
A user has created a simple website called "Codex Reset Live" to clarify the various types of resets related to Codex. The website displays the latest public reset information, links to the original source, keeps a history of resets, and explains the different types of resets. It also sends updates to Telegram but is free and does not require a sign-up.
The creator, who goes by X, often checks Codex reset times but found that many posts may refer to different things, such as personal, public, or banked resets. These are not the same and can be confusing. The website aims to make this clearer by providing information about the latest public reset, the original source, the reset time (which a user can input themselves), and the reset history.
The website specifically distinguishes between personal resets (which can be checked in settings), public or global resets (which are confirmed and have a source saved), and banked resets (credits that can be used before they expire). The creator emphasizes that a single post can appear numerous times and may look like new news, so source verification is crucial.
To avoid guessing future resets based on old dates, the website presents information simply and straightforwardly, without making promises. It currently focuses on showing public reset signals, linking to original sources, maintaining a reset history, explaining different types of resets, and sending updates to Telegram.
The website is completely free, does not require any registration, and is not affiliated with OpenAI. It cannot access users' personal reset limits, and it is not associated with the platform's official services. The creator invites users to check it out, offer feedback on what is unclear or what additional information they would like to see, and appreciates the opportunity to learn and improve the site.
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