Droid Tycoon Tracker
free · open source

Stop alt-tabbing to check what droid you need next.

A free overlay for Fortnite's Droid Tycoon. It floats over the game, shows your next rebirths with their credit cost, and counts down every timed event. No spreadsheet.

⬇ Download for WindowsOpen web tracker →
Windows overlay · web tracker for phone, Mac & Linux · unofficial fan project
▸ Live preview● Up next HUD
The Up next overlay on top of the game, listing the next four rebirths with the droids each one needs, their credit cost and Nova Crystal reward.
–Rebirth cycles
–Levels per cycle
–Droid slots
–Droids tracked
–Rarity tiers
// what it does

Too much to hold in your head

Droid Tycoon has – rebirth cycles of – levels, 3 droids per level, each needing a specific rarity. Log a droid once — by hand, or by letting the app read your screen — and every overlay updates instantly: what you still need, what's safe to retire, and how long until the next timed event.

// the overlays

Four views, one click each

Drag them wherever you like, in the colours you like.

The Up next overlay: the next four rebirths.
🎯 Up next HUDYour next four rebirths, with credit cost, crystals and SELL flags.
The Rebirth Requirements overlay: every droid the cycle still needs.
🧬 Rebirth ReqsEverything still missing in your cycle.
The Safe to Retire overlay: droids this cycle will never ask for again.
♻ Safe to RetireDroids this cycle never asks for again.
The Sneak Preview overlay: the droids the next cycle will ask for.
🔮 Sneak PreviewThe Mythic droids the next cycle will ask for, so you can start hunting early.
// everything else

Built for people mid-run

All of it optional, all of it on its own hotkey.

⏱

Event timers

Stellar, Mythic, Kyber and the rotating mission, on pure clock maths.

📡

Spawn Alert

Reads the game's spawn feed and flashes a big alert for the droids you want.

👥

Friends

Share a code, see what a friend needs next. No accounts, no server.

📸

Auto-log

Read your Rebirth screen once and it fills in your progress. You confirm before anything saves.

🎨

Make it yours

13 app looks, 15 border skins and one-click themes.

⌨️

Hotkeys

Everything rebindable, plus hide-all for clean screenshots.

💎

Credits & crystals

Rebirth cost and Nova Crystal rewards on every level.

📱

Web tracker

Phone-friendly and installable. Same droid data, nothing to download.

// the question everyone asks

Will this get me banned?

This overlay only ever does three things: reads pixels off your own screen (for the optional OCR buttons), reads your system clock (for the timers), and reads/writes a local file on your own computer (to remember what you've logged). It never touches Fortnite's process, memory, or input in any way — it's just an ordinary always-on-top window sitting over the game, the same category as a stopwatch app or OBS.

  • No process injection. Never reads or writes Fortnite's memory.
  • No input simulation. Never sends clicks or keystrokes into the game.
  • Screen + clock only. Everything it "sees" is optional, manual, and on-screen only.
// windows

Download for Windows

Portable .exe: no install, no account. Free, from GitHub Releases.

⬇ Download
// mac · linux · phone · console

Web tracker

Same droid data in any browser, nothing to install, and it already has Cycle 6 (the Windows app gets it in its next update). It can't sit over the game or read your screen, so you log by hand, and progress is saved in that one browser.

Open web tracker →
// support

Support

I'm not a developer by trade — this was built with a lot of help from AI (Claude), plus a genuinely large amount of my own time testing it live in-game, filing bug reports against my own mistakes, and pushing on fixes until things actually worked right across a bunch of rounds.

If it's saved you some time and you'd like to say thanks for that, there's a completely optional tip jar below. Zero pressure — the tool's free either way, always will be.

☕ Buy me a coffee
// credits

Credits & thanks

The droid rarity data this tool relies on came from the Droid Tycoon community's own research, not mine. If you'd rather put support toward the people who actually did that legwork, these are a great place to start: