Observed Chest Openings
Review standard, Rare and Sprite Chest openings associated with your replay player when attribution is available.
Connect a Windows replay agent to review chest openings attributed to you after each completed match. Explore standard, Rare and Sprite Chest counts, match history and clearly marked unknown events.
Decorative illustration · Not a live chest-location mapFortnite Chest Counter reads completed replay files saved on Windows, separates chest openings from destroyed chests, and syncs supported match statistics to your private dashboard.
Review standard, Rare and Sprite Chest openings associated with your replay player when attribution is available.
Keep standard, Rare and Sprite Chests separate, with opened and broken events shown independently.
Compare recent synced matches and see events the replay could not reliably assign to any player.
No Epic password or game-memory access. Only structured match statistics are uploaded to your dashboard.

In Fortnite, open Quests and look for the Treasure Hunt objectives. The game displays progress for chest-related goals, including Treasure, Rare and Sprite Chests.
That in-game quest progress is separate from this site's replay-based observations. Your numbers may differ because replay files can omit events or player attribution.
This site does not replace Fortnite's official in-game quest counter. Official Treasure Hunters news ↗
Replay collection currently requires a Windows PC with Fortnite replay recording enabled.
Create your private Dashboard, download the Windows desktop app, and pair it with a one-time code. Enable replay recording in Fortnite.
Keep the Agent running. It reads supported replay files after each match is completed; there is no live in-game overlay.
Open your dashboard to see observed chest counts, type breakdowns, match history and attribution gaps.
Download the Windows x64 desktop beta, extract once, connect with a Dashboard Pair Code, and keep Auto Sync running. Download Windows App → · Step-by-step setup guide →
Supported Windows replays can provide observations for standard, Rare and Sprite Chests. Some events may be missing, and some observed events cannot be attributed to you.
These are replay-observed counts, not guaranteed Fortnite quest totals.
Practical answers about Fortnite's in-game counter and our Windows replay tracker.
Open Quests in Fortnite and find the Treasure Hunt chest objectives. They display in-game progress. Our website offers separate replay-based match history for compatible Windows recordings, not the game's authoritative quest total.
No. The Windows Agent processes completed replay files after a match ends. Keep replay recording enabled and the Agent running.
No. We do not request your Epic password. You create a private dashboard token and pair the Windows Agent. The Agent uploads structured match statistics, not raw replay files.
Replay files can omit some chest events or may not identify which player opened them. The tracker shows what the recording can observe, and keeps unknown-player events separate.
Yes, when those events are present in a compatible replay. Standard, Rare and Sprite Chest counts are shown separately, but they may be incomplete.
You can view already synced stats in a phone browser. Collection still requires a compatible Windows PC running Fortnite. Direct replay collection on PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch and mobile is not supported.
No. This beta does not verify rewards or predict your personal drop odds. Published game reward probabilities are separate from the replay statistics we collect.
No. Fortnite Chest Counter is an independent fan-made companion and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Epic Games.