Rotivity — Roblox Playtime Tracker

See how much you actually play Roblox: totals, streaks, badges, and friends' activity, tracked automatically. No password needed.

Roblox doesn't show you your own playtime history anywhere. No totals, no streaks, no "what did I actually play last month." Rotivity answers that, automatically, in the background. WHAT IT TRACKS Playtime by game, today, this week, and all-time. Studio time, tracked separately from playtime. A current streak and a heatmap. Every badge you've earned, with its rarity and the date it was first tracked. Friends' activity, so you can see who's playing right now, plus a friends leaderboard. Shareable recap cards, a weekly or monthly image with your hours, top games, and streak. RIGHT ON ROBLOX.COM Your stats show up directly on Roblox game pages. A "Most Played" panel and friend activity badges appear on the Roblox home page. A small streak indicator follows you across the site. You don't need to leave roblox.com to check any of it. NO PASSWORD, EVER Rotivity never asks for or sees your Roblox password. It reads your browser's existing roblox.com session the same way any site you're already signed into works, and syncs only the activity it derives from that. YOUR DATA STAYS LOCAL BY DEFAULT Everything's stored in your browser unless you choose otherwise. Connect a free account at rotivity-tracker.onrender.com if you want your history synced across devices or backed up. Entirely optional, and you can disconnect any time. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Roblox Corporation. Single purpose description: Rotivity tracks how much time you actually spend on Roblox, automatically, no password required. See your daily and weekly playtime, current streak, and every badge you've earned with its real rarity. Once installed, it also shows what your friends are playing right now and ranks you against them on a live leaderboard, all directly from your browser. Everything syncs to your free Rotivity account, so your stats follow you to rotivity.com even when the extension isn't running. No Roblox password is ever requested, stored, or seen, we only ever read what's already public.