LimitReset answers the question every heavy AI user eventually types in frustration: when does my limit come back? It tracks usage-limit resets and limit-policy changes across Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, GitHub Copilot and Grok, links each event to its source, and pushes the lot out through alerts, a Chrome extension, RSS and a free public API. Niche to the point of comedy — until the day you’re rationing prompts at 4pm with a deadline at 6.
What it costs
Free, including the public API.
What we can’t tell you
How long any of its data stays true. Vendors change limits quietly, per-account and per-region, and an independent tracker is always reverse-engineering the weather. The source links are the honest part: treat LimitReset as a well-organised notice board, and your own account dashboard as the ruling.
The details
| What it is | Independent tracker of AI usage-limit resets and changes |
| Price | Free; public API included |
| Best for | Developers juggling capped plans across several AI vendors |
| Think twice if | You need contractual certainty — only your vendor’s own dashboard gives that |
