Check public Codex reset evidence, history, and alert states without handing over your account.
QuotaAlert is useful when you need public reset evidence without rumor-grade countdowns. It separates prediction from execution and keeps source links, scope, and UTC timing attached to each event. The limit is simple: it cannot see your private account, so it can improve public context, not confirm your personal quota state.
Codex users who want source-linked reset evidence and free public alerts
Skip it if: you need private account telemetry or a guaranteed answer about your own reset window
This is one of the few cases where free actually means the whole public product today. The tracker, history, methodology, and early-access email alerts are all openly available, so the real tradeoff is not price but whether public evidence is enough for your workflow.
Tracker pages and early-access email alerts are publicly available for free.
Use the history page and methodology page together. The ledger tells you what happened, but the classification rules tell you when a loud public hint is still too weak to trust.
It works well when social posts or group chats start talking about a reset and you want the original source, timing, and scope instead of recycled screenshots.
The history page helps developers compare full resets, banked grants, and announced events without mixing them into one misleading timeline.
The early-access alerts are useful for users who do not want to poll the tracker manually and only care about specific event stages.
QuotaAlert feels more trustworthy than most quota rumor pages because it is blunt about what it cannot do. Public evidence is not the same thing as your private account state, and that boundary keeps the tracker from pretending to know more than it does.
