Overview
NextReset is an independent resource for developers who depend on hosted AI tools. Its health dashboard groups public OpenAI and Anthropic incidents by product, links to the original reports and records provider-announced recovery. Incident collection runs about every five minutes. Previously collected records are retained for up to 90 days, and stale or failed collection is distinguished from a healthy feed.
The site also collects Codex reset announcements and stable Codex and Claude Code releases. RSS and optional browser notifications let you follow these public events. A personal countdown uses a reset time you enter from your account and stores it in your browser; the site does not connect to your account or discover its allowance. Its experimental forecast estimates public automatic resets rather than promising a refill for a particular user.
A separate Codex quality page publishes results from a small fixed task suite run through one subscription configuration. This is a limited sample, not a guarantee of performance in a long coding session. NextReset complements the providers' official status pages; it is not an uptime probe, error tracker or observability platform for applications you operate.
Pricing and plans
Free tier · no card
Public incident dashboard, reset archive, RSS, local timer and optional browser alerts; no account or payment system.
At the limit Not stated No paid plans or usage allowance published on the reviewed pages.
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Public service | Free | Dashboard, RSS, local reset timer and opt-in browser notifications. No account or payment system. |
What it does
- Source-linked incidents
- Groups official OpenAI and Anthropic incident reports by product. Reports with no explicit product remain marked as unspecified.
- RSS and browser alerts
- Separate feeds cover resets, incidents and client changes. Browser alerts are opt-in and link to public sources.
- Client release watch
- Checks stable Codex and Claude Code release metadata about every six hours.
- Local reset timer
- Enter the reset time shown in your account, save a browser countdown and download a calendar reminder.
- Quality receipts
- Publishes fixed-task prompts, answers, grades and configuration for its own limited Codex measurements.
Strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Combines public OpenAI and Anthropic incident reports with links to the original sources.
- Offers RSS without requiring an account, plus optional browser notifications.
- Separates public service reports from personal allowances and limited quality measurements.
Limitations
- Does not measure your account, region, application uptime or request latency; providers may publish incidents late.
- Reset forecasts are experimental and do not guarantee an account reset or eligibility.
- Quality measurements cover a small fixed suite and one configuration, not every account or long coding workload.
- Browser alerts depend on permissions and device settings; the feed is partial and delivery is not guaranteed to be immediate.
Who it suits
Good for
- Developers checking whether an AI tool problem matches a public incident
- Following Codex reset and coding-client release announcements
- Keeping a local countdown to a known account reset time
Look elsewhere if
- Monitoring your own app, logs or traces
- Measuring individual AI account availability or automatically reading its allowance
- Treating reset predictions or short-task results as guarantees
Alternatives to NextReset
| Tool | From | Free option | Stages |
|---|---|---|---|
| New Relic Full-stack observability platform | $10/mo | Free tier | |
| UptimeRobot Uptime monitoring and status pages | $11/mo | Free tier | |
| GlitchTip Open-source error tracking (Sentry SDK compatible) | $15/mo | Free tier | |
| Rollbar Error tracking and session replay | $15.83/mo | Free tier | |
| Bugsink Self-hosted error tracking (Sentry SDK compatible) | $16/mo | Free tier | |
| Grafana Cloud Hosted metrics, logs, traces and dashboards | $19/mo | Free tier |
Questions
Is NextReset free?
Yes. The public dashboard, RSS and browser alerts are free on the reviewed pages. Its privacy policy states there is no account or payment system.
Does NextReset read my Codex or Claude account?
No. It follows public reports. The personal timer uses the reset time you enter and stores that timer in your browser.
Does no open incident mean my AI service is working?
No. It means no matching unresolved report was found in the checked feed. Account, region and model quality can differ, and providers may report incidents late.
Can NextReset guarantee the next reset?
No. Its public automatic-reset estimate is experimental. Use the time and eligibility shown in your own account for personal allowance planning.
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