About Fortnite Chest Counter
Fortnite Chest Counter is a free, fan-made tool for players of the Fortnite Pirate Treasure event. You tap +1 every time you loot a chest, and the site keeps a running total of how many chests you have opened — this season, this event, or however you choose to count. The counter itself is on the homepage.
Why it exists
Fortnite shows chest progress through the Treasure Chest Hunt milestones in the Quests tab, but that display only lasts while the quest line is active, and it stops at the final milestone. There is no lifetime chest total anywhere in the game, and the only way to keep counting afterwards is to do it yourself. This site is that somewhere: one tap per chest, a total that never resets on its own, and a session log for per-day records.
How it works
- Manual by design. The counter does not connect to your Fortnite account, does not use the Epic Games API, and cannot see anything that happens in your game. It counts what you tell it to count.
- Stored on your device. Your count and session log live in your browser's local storage. Nothing is uploaded, and there are no accounts or logins.
- Odds are just math. The chest odds calculator uses the drop rates Epic published on its official help page (for example, the Pirate Shop Access token at 1 in 137,500 chests) and plain probability — not promises.
Who runs it
An independent fan project, first published in November 2026. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Epic Games, and Fortnite is a trademark of Epic Games, Inc. If you have feedback, a bug, or a takedown request, use the addresses on the Contact page.
Related pages
- Privacy Policy — what the site stores on your device and what it collects
- Terms of Use — the rules that apply to using the tool
- Contact — feedback, bugs, and takedown requests