Reset Yet? vs Epoch

Stop refreshing tabs. Reset Yet? shows the latest public quota-reset event, when it happened, and where the signal came from in a few seconds. It is built for developers who use quota-limited development tools and want a quick, low-trust way to follow public reset announcements. You do not sign in to a provider or hand over cookies, API keys, or personal usage data. Check the app or a widget while away from your desk and decide whether it is worth returning to your work. KEY FEATURES • Latest reset with relative and local absolute time • Source details with event type, observation time, and public link • Clear separation between recorded events and community watch signals • Reset count, average interval, longest wait, and current wait • Every Thanks tap adds to a public aggregate count; no identity tracking • Free alerts for regular and banked reset events • Native Home Screen widgets for glanceable status • Offline cache with an honest last-updated state All features are free: latest status, sources, basic statistics, reset alerts, Thanks interactions, and the basic widgets require no payment. IMPORTANT Reset Yet? is an independent community information tool. Signals and statistics are not official commitments. Always confirm your actual quota, eligible plan, and effective status inside the relevant product. External source availability can vary by region and service.

You hit the limit mid-task. Now you're waiting, and nothing tells you when you're back. Epoch is a timer for that wait. Tell it when your tool resets, and it puts the countdown where you'll actually see it: the Lock Screen, the Dynamic Island, your Home Screen, Control Center. HOW IT KNOWS It doesn't guess, and it doesn't watch you. iOS cannot see inside Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor — no app on your iPhone can. So Epoch asks you instead, and makes answering take one tap. There is no sign-in, no API key, no desktop companion app and no account. Nothing to connect, nothing to keep connected. ONE TAP TO START 37 presets across 20 tools — Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity, Grok, Midjourney, v0, Suno and more. Each preset carries the published reset cadence and a confidence label, so you can see whether it was verified against official documentation or reported by the community. The catalog is public — anyone can read and correct it. Not in the list? Set any window on the dual dial, or an exact date and time. Timers can repeat daily, weekly or monthly, so you set a cycle once. EVERYWHERE YOU LOOK • Lock Screen and Dynamic Island — a live countdown through the final hours • Home Screen widgets in every size, with a one-tap restart • Control Center — start your usual reset from anywhere in iOS • StandBy — the dial readable across the room while your phone charges WHEN IT LANDS Choose per timer: a quiet notification that respects Focus, or an alarm that breaks through silent mode and Focus. Add a warning ahead of the reset so you can line up what to run. At zero the ring fills with light and the timer says READY. ASK SIRI "How long until my Claude resets in Epoch?" Eight actions — start, create, query, restart, stop, pause, resume, list — in Siri, Spotlight and Shortcuts. HOLD IT Pause a timer and pick it up later with the time you had left, not a fresh cycle. Epoch holds your countdown; it cannot hold the provider's window, and it never pretends to. BUILT LIKE AN INSTRUMENT Three themes — Obsidian, Parchment, Graphite — drawn as a precision dial rather than a progress bar. Optional per-tool brand colors. Full VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, Reduce Motion and Reduce Transparency support. PRIVATE BY CONSTRUCTION No account. No sign-in. No analytics, no ads, no advertising identifier, no tracking prompt. Epoch cannot see your usage in any AI tool, and your timers never leave your device. Two things do leave, and neither one is a timer: a purchase, handled by Apple and RevenueCat using an anonymous identifier that is never tied to your name, email or Apple Account; and a weekly download of the public preset catalog, which sends nothing about you and fails silently. Anthropic, OpenAI and the rest are names in a file, not integrations. Nothing is ever sent to them. Some features require Epoch Pro, an in-app purchase — billed monthly, yearly with a 3-day free trial, or once. Prices are shown in the App Store and in the app. Nothing is hidden before you buy. Locked features stay visible and stay tappable — you can always see exactly what you're not paying for. Requires iOS 26. — Epoch Pro subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. Manage or cancel your subscription in your Apple Account settings. The 3-day free trial is offered on the yearly plan; any unused portion is forfeited if you buy a subscription. Epoch Pro Lifetime is a one-time purchase and does not renew. Terms of Use: https://rudrajikadra.github.io/epoch-legal/terms.html Privacy Policy: https://rudrajikadra.github.io/epoch-legal/privacy.html