About Sprite Broker

What it does

Sprite Broker keeps one live record of your Sprite collection — what you're missing, what you've collected, and what you've mastered — and gives your Discord server a structured way to trade. Every trade is a clear one-for-one offer with an explicit lifecycle: propose, accept, complete, or decline, cancel, and dispute, with deadlines so nothing is left hanging. The same collection and the same trades are visible on this website and through the Sprite Broker bot in Discord, because both run on one shared database.

Who it's for

Collectors who want to see their progress at a glance, communities that trade and want the exchange to be organized rather than a scroll of chat messages, and server staff who want real moderation tools — per-server bans, recorded disputes, and a built-in support ticket system — instead of promises.

How the Discord connection works

You sign in with your Discord account — no separate password. Sign-in uses Discord's identify and guilds permissions only: your username, avatar, and server list, which is how Sprite Broker knows which servers you share with the bot. It cannot read your messages and does not receive your email address. Your collection is yours across every server; trading is scoped to servers you actually share, where server staff can moderate it.

Curious about the flow end to end? See how it works, or dig into collection tracking and Discord trading.

An independent project

Sprite Broker is built and operated by Altus Labs, LLC. It is a fan-made companion tool: it is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Epic Games, Inc., and it has no connection to your Epic Games account. Fortnite is a trademark of Epic Games, Inc. Questions about data handling are answered in the Privacy Policy and the FAQ.