Fortnite chest trackerKnow your haul.
Chest Tracker counts every chest you open in Fortnite, live on your stream and exactly from the replay afterwards.
Free and open source. No account, nothing uploaded.
Other trackers wait for the match to end.
A replay can only be read once the game is over. So for the live number, Chest Tracker watches the screen instead.
- It counts while you loot
The app reads Fortnite's own “+XP CHEST” popup off your screen. Nothing touches the game, so there is nothing for anticheat to object to.
- Viewers see it climb
The number goes up the moment a chest pops, on a browser source for OBS or an overlay over the game itself.
- The replay settles it
When the match ends, the exact count from the replay replaces the live one.
CtrlShiftOshows or hides the in-game overlay.
What it keeps track of
Your chests, per match
Searched or smashed open, from the replay Fortnite saves. Build and Zero Build only; Ranked, Reload and Creative are skipped.
Your squad's chests
Each teammate's count next to yours, and who you loot with most. Shown as a minimum, because a chest opened far from you never reaches your replay.
Treasure pulls
Who pulled a prize from a golden chest, the Pirate Shop token included, and every gizmo your squad picks up.
A total that only goes up
Matches are kept after Fortnite deletes the replay, and never counted twice.
Your luck so far
For every treasure, the chance you would have hit it by now given the chests you have opened this season.
Nothing leaves your PC
No account and no upload. The code is MIT-licensed and on GitHub.
The odds on every chest
Epic's published rates for the Treasure Hunt. The app shows them next to your own numbers, and switches to the boosted rates while a Treasure Hour is running.
The multiplier is the usual Treasure Hour boost. Treasure Hours have run on Saturdays; Epic announces each one, so the times shown here are expected rather than confirmed.
Three steps
Play
Fortnite saves a replay of every match on its own.
Open Chest Tracker
It reads those replays on your PC and counts what you opened.
Go live
Add the overlay to OBS, or switch on the in-game one.
What it can't do: a replay only holds what happened near you, so teammate counts are a floor. The app says so wherever it applies.
Questions
How do I see how many chests I opened in Fortnite?
Fortnite doesn't show it, but every match it saves a replay that records each chest and who opened it. Chest Tracker reads those replays on your PC and gives you your count per match, your average and your total.
Can I get banned for using Chest Tracker?
Chest Tracker never touches the game. It reads the replay files Fortnite writes to your PC and looks at the screen the way recording software does. It does not inject anything, read the game's memory or change any files.
What are the odds of the Pirate Shop token?
1 in 137,500 per chest. During a Treasure Hour it goes up 1.5 times, to about 1 in 91,700. The weekly gold outfit is 1 in 1,562,500 and a gizmo is 1 in 127.
When is the next Treasure Hour?
So far Treasure Hours have run on Saturdays at 19:00 UTC and Sundays at 02:00 UTC, for two hours each. Epic announces each one, so treat the times as expected rather than confirmed. The countdown above uses that schedule.
Does it count Ranked, Reload or Creative matches?
No. Only normal Battle Royale, in Build and Zero Build, is counted. Other modes are read and skipped.
Does it count my squad's chests and gizmos?
Yes. Each teammate's chests are shown next to yours, as a minimum, because a chest opened far away from you never reaches your replay. Every gizmo your squad picks up is listed, since gizmos go to the whole team.
Does it work on console or Mac?
No. Fortnite only saves replays on Windows PCs, so Chest Tracker needs Windows 10 or 11.
Start counting.
Free for Windows 10 and 11. Download it, play a match, and your numbers are there.