FortniteChest Tracker

Privacy

Last updated November 3, 2026.

Without an account

Your treasure log is saved in your own browser. It never leaves your device. If you look up stats and tick "This is me", that name is saved in your browser too.

With Discord

  • Your Discord name, ID and avatar, so we know which log is yours.
  • Your treasure log: chest counts, prizes found, map pieces and token dates.
  • Recent sign ins with IP address and browser, kept for 90 days to spot account theft.
  • When you sign in, Discord asks to add you to our server. That happens once and we don't keep the Discord login afterwards.

With Epic Games

  • Your Epic display name, ID and avatar.
  • A saved sign in that we only use to read your Fortnite quest progress. It's encrypted, and we delete it at Epic when you unlink.
  • The chest counts, prizes and map fragments we read from your account.
  • A scrambled copy (hash) of your email, only if it's verified and you're not a minor. We can't turn it back into your email.

What we never do

  • See your Epic or Discord password.
  • Buy, gift or use anything on your Fortnite account.
  • Sell your data or use tracking cookies.

Cookies

One cookie keeps you signed in, and a short-lived one protects the sign in itself. That's all.

Deleting your data

Delete your account from the account page and everything we hold about you is removed. Your browser's copy can be cleared with "Start over" on the tracker.