The Swedish Fortnite community
FORRE.NU is a web service where Swedish Fortnite players follow their statistics, compare themselves on leaderboards, find people to play with and talk to each other. It is a web application — not a game.
Members look up a Fortnite player and see wins, kills, K/D, matches and win rate per mode and time period. The data is public Fortnite data — the same figures the player can see themselves.
A ranked table of community members with points, kills, K/D and form. The season winner enters the Hall of Fame. This is the surface that makes an incorrect account link actually matter.
Lists players looking for a group right now, with how well they match your open slot: mode, mic, seats left and how quickly the person usually replies.
Threads, question of the week, guides and feedback, plus a feed of posts, comments and reactions. This is where the community lives between matches.
FORRE.NU is run as a private initiative in Sweden under the organization FORRE. The service sells no game-related goods and does not charge for access.
Contact: kenta81@gmail.com · Data protection: privacy@forre.nu · Privacy policy: forre.nu/privacy-policy/en
Today a member's Fortnite account is linked through a name lookup. That proves the account exists — not that the member owns it. Whoever registers a name first can lock out the real owner, and correcting it requires manual admin work.
Epic Account Services would replace that guess with proof of ownership, so the Epic account ID next to a name on the leaderboard verifiably belongs to that person. We request basic_profile and nothing else. We do not retrieve game statistics through EAS — those continue to come from public sources, and accounts that have turned off public game stats in Fortnite stay hidden.