Terms

Terms, and the Reset Alerts text program

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Reset Alerts text messages

Reset Alerts is a free text-message program from tokenusage.dev. It texts subscribers when @thsottiaux announces a Codex usage-limit reset in a public post on X. It is unofficial and not affiliated with OpenAI. Announcements are found automatically and can be wrong, and an announcement is not a guarantee that your own allowance has changed.

  • Joining. Sign up on the Reset Alerts page with a US or Canadian mobile number, agree to receive texts, and confirm the six-digit code sent to that number. Use only a number you own or are authorized to enroll. Subscribing is not required to use the rest of the site.
  • What you receive. A verification code when you sign up, a welcome text when a new subscription is created or an inactive subscription is reactivated, reset-announcement alerts released for sending, and occasional corrections requested by the owner for earlier alerts. Confirming an active subscription does not send another welcome. Message frequency varies, about 4 messages a month.
  • Cost. The program is free. Message and data rates may apply.
  • Stopping. Reply STOP at any time to cancel. Twilio sends a confirmation text, and the site keeps your contact record and marks your subscription inactive when it receives the signed opt-out notification. Inactive subscriptions receive no new alerts or corrections. Messages already submitted may still arrive. To join again, reply START, then subscribe and confirm a new code on the Reset Alerts page.
  • Help. Reply HELP, email support@tokenusage.dev, or see Contact.
  • Delivery. Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages. A text can arrive late or not at all, and the site does not send it again.
  • Privacy. Your phone number is never sold, and neither it nor your consent to receive texts is shared with third parties for marketing. Privacy says what is stored and who processes it.

Reset Alerts emails

Reset Alerts is also a free email program from tokenusage.dev. It emails subscribers when @thsottiaux announces a Codex usage-limit reset in a public post on X. It is unofficial and not affiliated with OpenAI. Announcements are found automatically and can be wrong, and an announcement is not a guarantee that your own allowance has changed.

  • Joining. Choose Email on the Reset Alerts page, enter an address you own or are authorized to enroll, agree to receive emails, and confirm the six-digit code sent to that address. Subscribing is not required to use the rest of the site.
  • What you receive. A verification code when requested, a welcome when a new subscription is confirmed while email sending is live, reset-announcement alerts released for email sending, and occasional corrections requested by the owner for earlier alerts. Confirming an existing subscription does not send another welcome. Email frequency varies, about 4 emails a month.
  • Codes. Codes expire 10–20 minutes after request. A still-valid code can be confirmed more than once.
  • Stopping. Postmark manages unsubscribe for alert email. Unsubscribe with the link in any alert email. Postmark stops further email at once. The site keeps your contact record and marks the subscription inactive the next time an email to it is refused. Inactive subscriptions receive no new alerts or corrections. An address that has unsubscribed cannot subscribe again through the form; email support@tokenusage.dev instead. Email already submitted may still arrive.
  • Help. Email support@tokenusage.dev or see Contact.
  • Delivery. Email can arrive late or not at all. Acceptance by Postmark does not prove inbox delivery. Failed or uncertain emails are not sent again.
  • Privacy. Your email address is never sold, and neither it nor your consent to receive emails is shared with third parties for marketing. Postmark processes the emails, and open and click tracking are disabled. Privacy says what is stored and who processes it.

Reusing public reset data

The public reset data from our JSON endpoint, Atom feed and MCP server is free to use with one condition: when you show the data to other people, including on a site, in an app, in a bot message or on a dashboard, show Data: tokenusage.dev linked to https://tokenusage.dev/resets on the same screen or in the same message. Personal use needs no visible credit. The credit link may carry rel="nofollow" or any other link attribute your site uses.

If a JSON API or MCP server passes the reset data on, retain source: "https://tokenusage.dev/resets" and pass on this credit condition. An Atom relay must retain the feed's rights statement and each entry's credit link, and pass on this credit condition; anyone who displays the data must show that credit. This permission covers the public reset data only. Leaderboards, profiles and report pages are not offered for reuse. See Developers for the fields and access details.

Reusing public Nerf Watch data

The stable public Nerf Watch scores, changes, histories and metadata from GET /api/nerfwatch are free to use with one condition: when you show the data to other people, including on a site, in an app, in a bot message or on a dashboard, show Data: tokenusage.dev linked to https://tokenusage.dev/nerfwatch on the same screen or in the same message. Personal use needs no visible credit. The credit link may carry rel="nofollow" or any other link attribute your site uses.

If an API or other relay passes the figures on, pass on https://tokenusage.dev/nerfwatch and this credit condition; anyone who displays the data must show that credit. This permission covers only the stable fields documented on Developers and does not include evidence answers, grader check lines or test questions.

A lower score is a lower score on this suite, not proof that a provider changed a model: runs are noisy, and a provider's defaults, the endpoint or the runner itself can change. Please retain that qualification when displaying scores or changes.

Reusing publication data

Research notes 002, 003, 004, 007, 008 and 009 link CSV files of their data. The files are tokenusage.dev’s compilation, licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence (CC BY 4.0): reuse them, commercially or not, with credit to tokenusage.dev, a link to the note and the licence, and a note of any changes. Each file names the sources of every row, and figures from other sources keep their sources’ rights. Epoch AI’s results keep their own CC BY 4.0 licence: credit Epoch AI and the authors it names as well.

The licence covers the CSV files only, not rows left out of them or the articles’ text, charts or images. The files leave out data from SemiAnalysis, Artificial Analysis and LMArena, OpenRouter listings, NVIDIA’s RULER results, the official SWE-bench board, and Vals AI, Terminal-Bench board and HELM results. Research notes 001, 005 and 006 have no download.

Using the site

The token usage and plan limit figures on tokenusage.dev are self-reported by sharers or estimated from what they shared, and the site and its alerts are provided as they are, without warranty. Codex, ChatGPT and their plan names are OpenAI's. The site may change or end any feature, Reset Alerts included.

These terms can change; the date below says when they last did. Questions: support@tokenusage.dev.

Last updated 2026-10-30.