Roblox Game Analytics & Competitor Tracker

Live players, growth trends, and like ratios beside Roblox games. Track competitors, rising titles, and audit portfolios.

Roblox shows you how many people are playing a game right now. It does not show you whether that number is going up. This extension fills in the missing half. It puts live stats beside every game you browse, and it keeps its own player history so you can see the trend behind the number — on your games and on your competitors'. WHAT YOU GET WHILE BROWSING Every game card on roblox.com picks up a compact stat badge: players online, like rate, and total visits. Anything on your watchlist also shows its 24-hour player change right there in the grid, so a rising game is obvious before you click into it. THE SIDE PANEL Click the toolbar icon to open the dashboard beside the page. Five tabs: GAME — follows whatever game page you are on. Players now, change over the last hour and the last 24 hours, visits per day, like rate with the raw up and down counts, favourites, the highest player count recorded, and a player-trend chart with 1H, 6H, 24H, 7D and 30D ranges. Keep browsing and the panel keeps up. WATCHLIST — up to 60 tracked games, sortable by players, 24-hour growth, like rate or visits. Sorting by growth is the fast way to see which competitor is actually moving. Shows combined concurrent players across the list and how many of them are rising. Export everything to JSON and CSV. TRENDING — the games Roblox is currently surfacing in its own discovery feed, one tap to start tracking any of them. SEARCH — find games by title or genre and add them to the watchlist. CREATOR — enter a username, user ID, community ID, or paste a profile link to get a whole portfolio at once: number of published games, combined live players, total visits, favourites, blended like rate, and what share of all their players sits on their single biggest title. Useful for sizing up a studio quickly. HOW THE TREND DATA WORKS — PLEASE READ Roblox publishes a live player count but no history, and there is no archive to pull from. So this extension builds its own: once you track a game, it records a snapshot every 15 minutes (configurable to 5, 30 or 60) and stores it on your computer. That means history is not retroactive. A game you tracked five minutes ago has no 24-hour trend yet, and the panel will say so rather than showing you a made-up number. First curves appear within the hour. 7-day and 30-day figures need the extension to have been running that long. Housekeeping is automatic: tracked games keep 90 days, games you merely browsed past keep 14, and anything older than three days is thinned to one sample per hour so the database stays small. PRIVACY No accounts. No sign-in. No analytics, no telemetry, no remote code. Nothing is uploaded anywhere — your watchlist and all recorded history stay in local browser storage on this machine, and the export buttons are the only way data leaves it. Requests to Roblox go to their public, read-only endpoints and are deliberately sent without your session cookie attached, so the extension cannot see or act on your Roblox account. Permissions are kept to the minimum the features need: local storage, scheduled alarms for the snapshot timer, the side panel itself, and read access to roblox.com. No access to your tabs, your browsing on other sites, or your network traffic. GOOD TO KNOW - Works on roblox.com game pages, search, charts and the home feed. - Reads Roblox's public endpoints. If Roblox changes or rate-limits them, some numbers may briefly be unavailable — the extension tells you instead of guessing. - The trend chart pads its scale, so a three-player wobble looks like a three-player wobble and not a spike. - Free, with no paid tier and nothing to unlock. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Roblox Corporation. Roblox is a trademark of Roblox Corporation. All game data shown comes from Roblox's own public endpoints.