What this Fortnite chest tracker does
This is a no-login Treasure Hunt chest log for the Fortnite Treasure Hunters mini-season. Tap +1 chest when you open a chest, tick official prize categories when they drop, and read the official per-chest odds next to your count. Your log is saved in this browser only. It does not sign in to Epic Games, does not read your account, and cannot find a Pirate Shop token or gold outfit on the map — Epic rolls those when you open a chest.
Official drop rates (Fortnite Status, 7 November 2026)
After players asked for transparency, Epic’s Fortnite Status account published how Treasure Hunt rewards roll. The post (quoted independently by multiple newsrooms the next day) says treasures are found in chests, drop rates have been constant since season launch except during Treasure Hours, and other than Gizmos you cannot get the same treasure twice.
Per-chest odds in a normal Battle Royale match:
| Treasure (Epic’s label) | Odds per chest |
|---|---|
| Weekly Gold Outfit | 1 in 1,562,500 |
| Pirate Shop Access | 1 in 137,500 |
| Weekly Vehicle & Decal | 1 in 7,813 |
| Weekly Pickaxe or Back Bling | 1 in 568 |
| Weekly Jam Track | 1 in 391 |
| Weekly Loading Screen | 1 in 272 |
| Gizmo (any) | 1 in 127 |
These are independent rolls. Logging 1,562,500 chests is not a guarantee; Epic did not describe a pity counter. The “at least one so far” column is only the math of those official normal-match rates times the number you typed. It does not include Saturday Treasure Hours boosts.
Treasure Hours (Saturday boosts)
Epic’s Treasure Hunters news says Treasure Hours run on Saturdays and include boosted drops. For the first published windows on Saturday, 7 November 2026, Fortnite Status gave multipliers:
| Treasure | First 7 Nov window | Second 7 Nov window (9–11 PM ET) |
|---|---|---|
| Weekly Gold Outfit | 7.5× (about 1 in 208,333) | 10× (about 1 in 156,250) |
| Pirate Shop Access | 1.5× (about 1 in 91,667) | 2× (about 1 in 68,750) |
| Weekly Vehicle & Decal | 10× (about 1 in 781) | not restated as changed |
Epic also said those Treasure Hours rates may be higher in future windows, and that they will say so if that happens. This page does not invent the next Saturday’s clock times — use the in-game calendar or official Fortnite channels.
What this checklist does not name
The boxes use Epic’s official category labels only (Weekly Gold Outfit, Pirate Shop Access, and so on). This page does not invent this week’s named gold outfit. Epic’s fortnite.com Treasure Hunters news names weekly captains and shop cosmetics, not a week-by-week gold-outfit list. Use the name on the in-game reward banner.
Related Gamecodely Treasure Hunt guides
Pirate Shop Access Token · Weekly Gold Outfit odds · Treasure Hunters season hub
This tracker is independent and not affiliated with Epic Games.
How to use the chest log
- Play Fortnite Treasure Hunters in Battle Royale and open chests (Epic’s drop-rate note is about treasures found in chests).
- After a match — or as you go — tap +1 chest (or +10, or set the count) for each chest you opened.
- If a treasure drops, tick the matching official category (Weekly Gold Outfit, Pirate Shop Access, and the other rows in Epic’s table).
- The “at least one so far” column is only the math of the official normal-match rate times the number you logged. It is not a pity counter and does not include Saturday Treasure Hours boosts.
The count is saved in this browser’s localStorage. Clearing site data, switching browsers or devices, or hitting Reset log starts over. There is no cloud sync and no Epic account link. This is a personal log, not a chest-location map and not a sprite-chest map.
The Fortnite chest odds table and Saturday Treasure Hours multipliers in the tool block above are from Fortnite Status (7 November 2026) and were still the latest official figures we could verify on 11 November 2026. This page does not repeat that table in the article body.
Official season calendar (fortnite.com, checked 11 November 2026)
From Epic’s Treasure Hunters news post, not from unofficial schedule blogs:
- Season start: 1 November 2026.
- Treasure Hours: Saturdays, throughout the season, with boosted drops. The 7 November windows have ended; later Saturdays in that official window include 14 November, 21 November, 28 November and 5 December 2026. This page does not invent the next Saturday’s clock times.
- Captain Days (new weapons, Sprites and more): 1 November at 9 AM ET, then 8, 12, 15 and 22 November.
- Shop dates named in that post: Lil Uzi Vert on 12 November, Buggy on 13 November, Cap'n Hatsune Miku on 14 November; Kasane Teto Music Pass starting 12 November.
- Chapter 7 end event: Epic asked players to keep Saturday, 5 December 2026 open.
- Weekly captains named there: the Straw Hats and A$AP Rocky, followed by Lil Uzi Vert, Cap'n Hatsune Miku and Kasane Teto.
That article still does not publish a week-by-week gold-outfit list. This checklist keeps Epic’s official category labels only.
Related Treasure Hunt pages
- Pirate Shop Access Token — how the token row works after you find it
- Weekly Gold Outfit: how drops work — the rarest official category, same odds table
- Treasure Hunters season hub — captains, calendar and season framing
- More Fortnite guides
Changelog
- November 11, 2026 (evening, Gefei adoption): Kept the title and H1. Shortened the meta description and mentioned official chest odds. Removed the second copy of the official odds table and Treasure Hours section from the article body (the tool block already shows them) so the page no longer repeats the same table twice. Calendar, how-to, and map/sprite disambiguation stay in the article. Linked the Fortnite topic index.
- November 11, 2026 (evening analysis polish): No-login chest log + official odds matches the head term; map/sprite-location search is a different intent and is explained in the FAQ, with no third-party map links. Fortnite Status 7 November 2026 odds were unchanged. Added the official fortnite.com calendar (Captain Days, shop dates, 5 December end event) and noted that the 7 November Treasure Hours windows have ended, without inventing 14 November clock times.
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Frequently asked questions
Is there an official Fortnite chest tracker?
Epic has not published a public no-login chest log. Fortnite Status did publish official per-chest Treasure Hunt odds on 7 November 2026. This page is an independent in-browser log that uses those official category labels and odds. It is not affiliated with Epic Games and does not sign in to your account.
How does this Fortnite chest tracker work?
Tap +1 chest when you open a Treasure Hunt chest, or type a count and press Set. Tick official prize categories when they drop. The count and checklist are saved in this browser’s localStorage only. There is no Epic login and no cloud sync.
What are the official Fortnite chest odds?
Fortnite Status published them on 7 November 2026 for a normal Battle Royale match: Weekly Gold Outfit 1 in 1,562,500; Pirate Shop Access 1 in 137,500; Weekly Vehicle & Decal 1 in 7,813; Weekly Pickaxe or Back Bling 1 in 568; Weekly Jam Track 1 in 391; Weekly Loading Screen 1 in 272; Gizmo (any) 1 in 127. As of 11 November 2026 we have not seen an official revision of that table. Rates are constant except during Saturday Treasure Hours. The same table is in the tool block at the top of this page.
Does this tracker find the Pirate Shop token or gold outfit on the map?
No. Epic says treasures roll when you open a chest. A tracker cannot point you to a hidden token, and this page does not sync your Epic account or add a map. Use it only to count chests and tick official categories after they drop.
Is this a Fortnite chest map or sprite chest tracker?
No. This is a manual no-login log of how many chests you opened and which official prize categories dropped. It does not show chest spawn locations, sprite chests, or map fragments, and it does not link third-party map or “token finder” tools. If you searched for a map or sprite-chest tracker, that is a different kind of page.
When are Fortnite Treasure Hours?
Epic’s Treasure Hunters news says Treasure Hours run on Saturdays throughout the season, with boosted drops. The first published windows were on Saturday 7 November 2026 (Weekly Gold Outfit 7.5× then 10× in the 9–11 PM ET window; Pirate Shop Access 1.5× then 2×) and those windows have ended. Later Saturdays in the same season include 14 November, 21 November, 28 November and 5 December 2026 (5 December is also the Chapter 7 end-event date Epic asked players to keep open). Check the in-game calendar or official Fortnite channels for each window’s clock times — this page does not invent them. Epic has said future windows may use higher multipliers.
What is this week’s Fortnite gold outfit?
This page does not invent a weekly name. The checklist uses Epic’s official category label “Weekly Gold Outfit.” Use the name on the in-game treasure banner. We will add a dated name only from official Epic or Fortnite material we have actually read.
Can you get the same Fortnite treasure twice?
Fortnite Status says that other than Gizmos, you cannot get the same treasure twice. Drop rates are otherwise constant through the day except during Treasure Hours.
Is this chest tracker saved if I change devices?
No. The log lives in this browser only. Switching devices, browsers, or clearing site data starts a new log. That is the trade-off for having no Epic login.