About
A reference desk, not a content farm
loadoutdex covers the lookup questions players ask over and over about a game's items, odds and rankings. The scope is narrow on purpose: a handful of games where the same search repeats for years, and one honest tool per question.
Rule 1
A number either has a source or it does not ship
Every figure on this site is traceable to an endpoint, an official document or a named community tracker, with the date it was observed. Confidence is printed next to the number, not buried in a footnote. The full ledger is on the data sources page.
Rule 2
Repeat-lookup tools, not walkthrough content
Pages exist for questions people re-ask for years — what is this locker worth to me, what are my odds after 40,000 chests, who is strong right now — and each one is a working tool or a reference table. No quest guides, no patch-note rewrites, no “we tried the new meta” posts.
Rule 3
Nothing that gets accounts banned
No dollar values for lockers or accounts, no account marketplaces, no boost services, no cheat or script links. Epic’s terms prohibit selling, gifting or trading accounts, and its fan-content policy forbids linking to cheating tools. A page that ranks #1 by ignoring that is not worth publishing.
How a page gets built
- Static output
- Every page is plain HTML built from committed data files. No database, no user accounts, no server rendering at request time.
- Datasets in git
- Snapshots are JSON in the repository with their fetch timestamp inside, so the history is the changelog and lastmod dates are real.
- Small islands
- Two pages use JavaScript: the chest counter and the locker checklist. Reference tables are server-rendered so they are readable with scripts off.
- Per-type payloads
- The 16,000-item catalogue is split into small client chunks fetched only when a tool needs them, which keeps the first paint independent of the dataset.
Why the confidence labels matter
Most gaming reference sites copy the top result, add a table and date-stamp it “updated today”. The result is a web of pages asserting the same numbers with no way to tell who measured them — which is exactly how a wrong drop rate ends up on 200 domains in a week.
Labelling a figure as single tracker instead of verified costs this site nothing. It also means a page can publish useful numbers today and promote them later, rather than staying silent until perfection or guessing in public.
See the provenance ledger for the specific open items.
Independence and money
This is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Epic Games, Roblox Corporation or any other rights holder, and no game developer pays for anything published here. No affiliate links to account markets, boosting services or currency sellers appear anywhere on the site — those are the placements that would pay best and are the reason similar sites cannot be trusted on odds.
If advertising is added later it will be display advertising only on pages a reader is already trying to use as a tool, and this page will say so before any ad tag ships. Nothing is behind a paywall.
Corrections
Errors get fixed in the dataset file, which makes the correction visible in the page history. To report one, use the registrant contact published for the loadoutdex.com domain — a support mailbox is not live yet, so none is printed here.