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What is Claude Usage Reset Tracker?
Claude Usage Reset Tracker is a live tracker at claude-resets.com for Claude Code usage-limit resets. It follows every Claude Code usage-limit reset Anthropic announces. The page tracks resets and changes announced by @ClaudeDevs, Anthropic's official developer account, and Claude Code team members. Coverage begins with @ClaudeDevs' first reset announcement in April 2026; earlier Anthropic resets sit outside what the page claims to cover. The tracker is centered on a simple question: how long since the last Claude Code reset? It displays the last reset date, the current wait, and whether the latest reset is banked. The most recent reset shown is Sep 22, 2026, described as a banked reset. The page notes that this latest reset was for Claude Max plans only. The last reset for all users was Sep 1, 2026. The tracker also includes a reset scorecard, an archive of tracked announcements, alert and export options, and a community plead counter.
How Claude Usage Reset Tracker works
The page defines a reset as Anthropic resetting the counters — 5-hour and/or weekly usage came back for the announced plans. A banked reset is one you apply yourself, when you choose; it counts as a reset too. A limit change only moves the ceiling; counters are not reset, so those posts appear in the archive but never add to the day counter or scoreboard. The tracker follows announcements from @ClaudeDevs and Claude Code team members. Times are UTC. The page says curated data is shown, while live freshness loads in the browser. The archive lists every tracked announcement newest first. Resets flush the counters; banked resets are saved for you to apply when you choose, and count as resets too; limit changes move the ceiling without flushing anything, so they are listed but never counted as resets. The latest banked reset is from Sep 22 and is usable until Oct 22. It is for Pro, Max + Team. Availability depends on your plan and whether you have already used each reset. The page directs users to check Settings → Usage.
Main features
- Live reset tracker: shows how long since the last Claude Code reset, the current wait, and the last reset date.
- Reset scorecard: resets tracked 14, described as announcements that flushed the counters plus 1 banked reset; average gap 12.2 days; longest drought 47.6 days; pace 2.7 per month.
- Archive: every tracked announcement, newest first, with an option to show limit changes.
- Banked reset details: the latest banked reset from Sep 22, 2026, for Pro, Max + Team, usable until Oct 22, applied from Settings → Usage.
- Alerts and exports: copy status, enable reset alerts, RSS alerts, calendar, and summary.json.
- Plead for a reset: a live community counter since the last Claude reset; users tap plz to join the chorus. The counter resets on the next Claude flush and keeps score of how many it took. The page states plz shows community support, not a guarantee of a reset, and is unlikely to influence Anthropic's decision.
- Language and theme options: the page lists many languages and Dark/Light modes.
Pricing
The page does not list pricing for Claude Usage Reset Tracker. It references Claude subscription plans such as Pro, Max, Team, and paid plans, and it notes plan-specific reset availability. For example, the latest reset was for Claude Max plans only, while the banked reset from Sep 22 was for Pro, Max + Team. No tracker pricing is stated on the page. Availability of resets depends on your plan and whether you have already used each reset. Users are directed to check Settings → Usage.
Common use cases
- Checking how long it has been since the last Claude Code reset.
- Following announced Claude Code usage-limit resets and limit changes.
- Seeing whether a reset is banked and when it expires.
- Comparing reset pace through the scorecard, including average gap and longest drought.
- Setting alerts through RSS, calendar, or summary.json.
- Joining the plead counter to show community support while understanding it is not a guarantee.
- Reviewing the archive of tracked announcements from @ClaudeDevs and Claude Code team members.
Limitations
Coverage begins with @ClaudeDevs' first reset announcement in April 2026; earlier Anthropic resets sit outside what the page claims to cover. The tracker only covers resets and changes announced by @ClaudeDevs and Claude Code team members, as described on the page. Limit changes are listed in the archive but never counted as resets. The latest reset, Sep 22, 2026, was for Claude Max plans only; the last reset for all users was Sep 1, 2026. Banked reset availability depends on your plan and whether you have already used each reset. The plead counter is community support and is unlikely to influence Anthropic's decision. Times are UTC. Curated data is shown, while live freshness loads in the browser. The page includes a truncated Aug 29, 2026 limit change entry about standard weekly Claude Code limits rising a permanent 25%, but the supplied page text does not provide the full entry. Pricing for the tracker is not provided.
Summary
Claude Usage Reset Tracker is a live tracker for Claude Code usage-limit resets and changes announced by Anthropic and Claude Code team members. It shows days since the last reset, a reset scorecard, an archive, banked reset details, alert and export options, and a community plead counter. The most recent reset shown is Sep 22, 2026, a banked reset for Claude Max plans only, while the last reset for all users was Sep 1, 2026. Coverage begins in April 2026. The page does not list pricing for the tracker.
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