When a development plan depends on an AI coding assistant, uncertainty about service-wide reset announcements can be more distracting than a clearly stated limit. Codex Reset Radar is an independent browser-based reference for developers who want to review public Codex reset information before rearranging their work. The site brings together public reset announcements, historical context and cautious forecasts. It is intended as a source-checking aid rather than a promise that a particular account will regain access at a certain time. Readers can compare the dates of public reports, distinguish an announced event from an estimate, and use that context when deciding whether to keep working on an alternative task. A practical workflow is to check the original announcement, confirm its date and relevant time zone, compare it with the historical record, and retain a fallback plan for testing, documentation or code review. A forecast should be treated as a planning hypothesis and revisited when new public information appears. The product is useful to independent developers and small teams looking for a shared public reference without exchanging private account details. Basic browsing is free, with optional paid alerts. Codex Reset Radar does not read private usage quotas, add credits, raise limits, bypass access controls or guarantee reset times. It is not affiliated with OpenAI. Account-specific access and authoritative policy information should always be checked through the service provider's own interfaces.