Loot Ledger is a manual Fortnite chest tracker with automatic local saving. Your recorded openings stay in the same browser after you refresh or return later, provided that browser storage is available and the site data has not been cleared.
What the tracker saves
- The number of chests in your current session.
- The overall chest total since your last full reset.
- The number of sessions you have started.
- Your session target and custom batch size.
- Your most recent valid probability inputs.
There is no account, server-side record, cross-device sync, or connection to your Epic account. The saved record uses the localStorage key loot-ledger-v1. One-step undo is temporary and is not saved after a refresh.
Session count versus overall total
| Action | Current session | Overall total |
|---|---|---|
| Add 5 chests | Increases by 5 | Increases by 5 |
| Subtract one chest | Decreases by 1, down to zero | Decreases by 1 |
| Start new session | Resets to zero | Stays the same |
| Reset all counts | Resets to zero | Resets to zero |
A new session also increases the session number. A full reset returns it to one. Goal and probability settings remain in place after resetting counts. Immediately select Undo if you reset by mistake; your next counting action replaces that recovery point.
Export a copy of your record
Select Export record to download a JSON file with a timestamp, the current session, total, session number, goal, and probability assumptions. Save it with your own match notes or open it in a text editor. Exports are reference snapshots; this version does not import them back into the tracker.
The export is generated in your browser. It is not uploaded. Export before clearing site data, switching devices, or resetting counts if you want to retain a separate record.
If progress is not saving
Some private browsing sessions, storage settings, or browser quotas may prevent saving. The counter displays a Session only indicator and an explanation when a storage write fails. You can still count while the page remains open, but should export before leaving.
Browser data can be removed by privacy settings, device cleanup, or clearing site storage. A private window usually removes its data when the private session ends. Use the same browser profile and site address when returning.
Using multiple tabs
A saved change from another tab updates the visible tracker. For reliable manual counting, use one active counting tab: simultaneous clicks in different tabs can overwrite each other because this is local browser storage, not a synchronized database.
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