FN POWER HOUR.

YOUR PLAN.
YOUR DEVICE.

The tools run in your browser. This version has no Epic login, account connection, advertising script or analytics service.

Sources checked

WHAT THE PAGE USES.

Time zone
The browser supplies its time-zone name. By default, the page follows device changes and checks again when you return. Choosing a city switches to manual mode until you select Follow my device. City searches stay in your browser. No GPS or location permission is requested.
Plans and entries
Session, goal, duration, meetup lead, teammate zone, preparation checks, route names and chest-count inputs stay in page memory. Reloading resets them.
Storage
No cookies, localStorage, sessionStorage or service worker keep these settings. There is no account database.

YOU START EACH COPY.

Copy buttons write the displayed result only when pressed. The site does not read the existing clipboard or send a crew message. If copying is denied, it selects the text for manual copying.

Shared session links contain four choices after #: session, goal, play length and meetup lead. They contain no name, route, personal time zone or Epic account. Recipients can read those choices and see times in their selected zone.

The browser handles the fragment without including it in the HTTP page request. The app or person you share with can retain the complete link.

Calendar files, Google Calendar draft links and messages are generated locally. Calendar entries do not update themselves. You review and save the event in your chosen app, which applies its own storage and alert rules.

WHEN DATA LEAVES
YOUR BROWSER.

Loading this site requests pages, scripts, fonts and images from the host. Assets in this version come from the same site. There is no embedded social feed or tracking pixel.

The host can process IP addresses, browser headers and request times to deliver pages. Actual public hosting, logging and retention settings must be described when configured. This local preview does not establish a production host policy.

Opening Google Calendar sends the event title, UTC start and end, selected time-zone name, source links and event description to Google. This happens only when you select Open Google Calendar. The draft contains no city-search query, route names, teammate settings or Epic account data. Google handles sign-in and saving on its own site.

External services such as Epic support, Fortnite.gg and editorial sources apply their own policies. Worksheet fields are not sent to them.

If you email a correction, your email provider and the recipient’s provider process that message. Include only the information needed to explain the issue.

KEEP WHAT YOU NEED.

  • Use the tools without signing in.
  • Copy or download only what you want to keep.
  • Reload to clear page memory. Remove a session fragment from the URL if you also want to discard its four restored choices.
  • Delete saved calendar files and chat messages in the apps where you kept them.

Updated 12 November 2026. Privacy questions: [email protected]. About the site.