Upload a Fortnite replay. Replay Coach plays your key fights back on the map and tells you what cost you, with every number checked against the replay.
On your phone? Your replay files are on your PC. Watch the demo now and upload from your PC later at replaycoach.net.
A real Duos match, reviewed by Replay Coach. Player names are hidden. Press the highlights button to jump through the moments that decided it, like the third party at 2:09.
About 0.5 MB. Open it full screen
Most people who can't find a replay just have recording switched off. It takes a minute to fix.
In Fortnite, open Settings and go to the Game tab. Scroll to the bottom and turn on recording in the Replays section.
Battle Royale or Reload, solo or with a team. Fortnite saves it on the PC you played on. Creative maps are not supported.
On that PC, open File Explorer, paste this into the address bar and press Enter. Each match is one .replay file, named with the date it was played.
%LOCALAPPDATA%\FortniteGame\Saved\DemosFour views of the same game. Each one points at a time and a place on the map, so you know which moment is meant.
You landed 3 hits for 126 and took nothing back. You broke their shield.
You moved 40 m in with no entry damage. A second player opened on you 1 second later from 3 m.
Storm time is not treated as a mistake on its own. It is weighed against what it cost you later.
A new player opened on you 3 seconds after your elimination, from 2 m.
Cost you: 3 seconds between the first fight and the next player's first hit. They had been within 60 m of you for 8 seconds.
You were inside the first circle when it showed and took no storm damage.
You were 1011 m outside the next circle when it showed and spent 147 seconds in the storm. Under rule 3 that is a valid plan.
Your side had 9 knocks and eliminations, the most of any side. East had none. That is an estimate from where eliminations happened, not a count of players.
Mistake
At 3:25 you moved 40 m onto an opponent and the first hit came at 9 m, with 0 entry damage on them. Rule 5 asks for 70 to 80 first. You broke their shield for 42, but they hit you for 80 and a second player, who had been within 60 m for 14 seconds, added 137 from 3 m.
Next time: tag from range until you have 70 to 80 on one of them, then close.
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Replay recording is probably off. In Fortnite, open Settings, go to the Game tab, scroll to the bottom and turn on recording in the Replays section. Matches you play after that are saved. Matches played before it was on were not recorded.
The Get your replay page has the steps.
Not yet. Replay files are only reachable on a PC, so uploads work from a PC. You can still open your reviews on your phone once they are done.
Fortnite .replay files from Battle Royale and Reload matches, up to 80 MB. On PC they are saved in %LOCALAPPDATA%\FortniteGame\Saved\Demos.
The site has been tested with replay files saved by the PC game.
Yes. The facts come from the replay and are worked out by rules. The wording and the verdicts are written by an AI model, which is told to coach from a written playbook for competitive play. Its numbers and clock times are then checked against the facts.
The check does not catch everything. The coaching can still be wrong or miss context, so treat it as a second opinion to watch against the replay.
The review does not read builds, edits, aim or mat counts from the replay, and a replay has no sound, so none of those are judged. Other players' health is an estimate from the hits the replay recorded. Where it cannot tell, the coaching says so and points you to the moment to check yourself.
Upload it and see the moments that decided it.