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See where your Robux went — your own purchase history, broken down per game and per item, in your currency. Unofficial. Ever wondered where all your Robux actually went? Robux Tracker reads your own Roblox purchase history and adds it up per game, so you can finally see the whole picture — which games took the most, what you bought in each one, and how many times you bought it. WHAT YOU GET • Every game you've spent in, ranked by total, with icons and percentages • Open any game to see the exact items — "Gifting VIP x44 — 35,200 Robux" • Split by Game Passes, Developer Products, Private Servers, Bundles and Catalog items • Click any item to see every single purchase with its date • A spending timeline by month and by year • Which developers and groups actually received your Robux • Real money estimates in your own currency, using your region's package prices • Export everything to CSV or JSON PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything stays in your browser. No account, no server, no analytics, no tracking. The only site it ever talks to is roblox.com, and it only ever reads — it never buys, sells, trades or changes anything on your account. FAST AFTER THE FIRST RUN The first scan reads your full history. After that, "Check for new" reads only what changed, so it takes seconds. Not affiliated with Roblox Corporation. "Roblox" and "Robux" are trademarks of Roblox Corporation.
Aug 7, 2026
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