Written by AI from the cited sources and checked by an automatic fact gate before publishing. Numbers and product names must appear in a cited source. It does not read your account; check your own Usage page for your reset time.
What happened
The announcement dated 2026-04-17 says Codex was allowed to reset its own rate limits across all plans to celebrate its anniversary. The date is in UTC.
Who it applies to
The stated scope is all plans. The announcement does not list separate plan names or account-specific allowances. Its broad scope is not confirmation that every individual account received a reset.
What the source does not say
The announcement does not give an account-by-account completion status, specify which usage windows were affected, or set a date for another reset.
The Codex usage information says usage depends on the model and task, and weekly limits may also apply. Do not assume that accounts have identical allowances or synchronized reset times. A banked reset credit is something the account holder chooses when to use; this announcement does not describe a banked credit.
Check your own account
Open your Usage page and check the reset time shown for your account.
WhenReset records source-linked reset announcements. User accounts are never read by or connected to WhenReset. A personal timer uses a time you manually enter from your own Usage page, stored in your browser.
Questions
When was the Codex reset announced?
The source announcement is dated 2026-04-17 in UTC and says the reset marked Codex’s anniversary.
Did the announcement cover all plans?
Yes. It explicitly says all plans, but it does not verify that every individual account received a reset or specify each account’s allowance.
Where can I check my own reset time?
Check your own [Usage page](https://chatgpt.com/codex/settings/usage). User accounts are never read by or connected to WhenReset.