Solo: track your own opens
Use the same counting rule each run. For example, log only the chests you personally open and count an early elimination as a match. Six opens across three attempts means you averaged two opens per match.
FORTNITE · PERSONAL HUNT TRACKER
Count the chests you open and the matches you play. This manual tracker has no live Fortnite map, account access or official drop-rate feed. It cannot locate the next Pirate Shop Token or guarantee a drop.
Personal tracker · Not connected to Epic Games · No official drop-rate feed
Tap +1 match when you land. Count every match you attempt, including one where you open zero chests. Use -1 match to fix a double tap.
Tap +1 chest after an opening you mean to track. Skip already looted containers and use -1 chest if you entered the same opening twice.
After a few matches, compare your chests per match. Save your totals elsewhere before resetting if you want to start a separate trial on another route.
Chests per match measures how much searching you did. A larger count tells you nothing about whether the next chest is luckier. If you're testing a route, also note whether enemies, a long rotation or an early storm made you abandon it.
Use the same counting rule each run. For example, log only the chests you personally open and count an early elimination as a match. Six opens across three attempts means you averaged two opens per match.
Choose whether your tally is personal or for the whole squad. For a team tally, ask each teammate for their opens after the match, add each opening once and record just one match. Compare team runs with other team runs.
Common questions
This tool records the numbers you enter. It cannot see your live match, map or inventory, and there is no Epic ID field or login.
It is a fan-made tool. It has no connection to Epic Games or its servers and does not use an official drop-rate feed.
No. The counter measures your activity. A total or average cannot tell you when a reward will drop or how likely the next opening is to produce one.
Normally, yes. Your counts stay in the browser where you enter them and survive a refresh. The counter cannot sync across devices. If browser storage is blocked, the counter still works until you leave or refresh, and it shows a storage warning.
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Independent fan-made guide. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Epic Games. Published reporting is not a substitute for current in-game terms. Last reviewed November 4, 2026.