Starting total
Your chests so far
Before you link a PC, about how many chests have you already opened?
Saved now and added to Opened and Global once you link a PC, so you do not start at 0. Enter 0 if you are starting fresh.
Setup and safety
Important
Replays must be turned on in Fortnite: Settings → Game → Replays → Record Replays: On (and Large Team modes if you play them). Without replays, the tool has nothing to read.
Replays must be turned on in Fortnite: Settings → Game → Replays → Record Replays: On (and Large Team modes if you play them). Without replays, the tool has nothing to read.
How it works (and why it is safe)
Fortnite can record a replay file of every match on your PC. ChestTracker reads these files once the match is over, and nothing else.
- ✅ Only reads replay files: the
.replayfiles Fortnite writes to%LOCALAPPDATA%\FortniteGame\Saved\Demos. They are opened read-only and never modified. - ✅ No game modification: nothing in the Fortnite installation folder is touched, no file is added or patched.
- ✅ No access to the game's memory: the tool never reads, writes or injects anything into the Fortnite process. It does not interact with the running game at all.
- ✅ Lightweight: runs at low priority (and in "efficiency mode" on Windows 11), sleeps between matches, and the overlay is only redrawn when a number changes.
Getting started
- Download
ChestTracker_3.0.22.exe. That single file is all you need. - Turn on replays in Fortnite (see above).
- Run
ChestTracker_3.0.22.exe.
Windows may show "Windows protected your PC" because the exe is not signed. Click More info → Run anyway.