TarkovRaidCompass
TarkovRaidCompass
TarkovRaidCompass shows your live position on every map, the instant you take a screenshot - plus a configurable mini-map overlay, squad position sharing, in-raid price lookup, and a full quest and loot reference. All from the same screenshot data the game already writes to your disk - no memory access, ever.
No more tabbing between three separate tools mid-raid.
See your exact spot on every Tarkov map, updated the instant you take a screenshot - your facing direction included, right down to which floor you're on.
An always-on-top overlay that sits right over the game. Toggle on documents, hidden stashes, and PMC spawns, click to set a waypoint line to your objective, and track the raid clock - all opt-in, so it only shows what you want.
Let the app read your own game logs locally to check quests off automatically as you start and turn them in, or track everything by hand from the Quests page - your choice, toggle it anytime.
Share a party code with your squad and see everyone's live position and facing direction on the same map, in real time.
Hover an item in your inventory, hit a hotkey, and get its flea market price on the spot - no alt-tabbing to a browser mid-raid.
Items, traders, bosses, hideout requirements, quests, loot tiers, calculators, and wipe-length tracking, all kept current and in one place.
Try everything free for 7 days. No card tricks, cancel anytime.
Founding offer: the first 100 subscribers lock in 30% off, for as long as they stay subscribed.
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TarkovRaidCompass reads only the filenames of screenshots Escape from Tarkov writes when you press the screenshot key - the game embeds your coordinates right in that filename, so that's all that's ever read. It never accesses the game's memory, never injects code, and never modifies your game files. That puts it in the same category as an interactive map open on a second monitor, not a memory-reading tool.
No. The app runs entirely outside the game process, watching a folder on disk. It doesn't hook into Escape from Tarkov at all, so there's nothing for it to slow down.
Yes - every current Escape from Tarkov map is supported, including multi-floor maps and the tile-based maps like Ground Zero, The Lab, and The Labyrinth.
Yes. The mini-map overlay sits on top of the game for a single-monitor setup, and the full site works on a second monitor or phone/tablet - use either or both, whatever fits your setup.
Only your in-game coordinates and facing direction, extracted from the screenshot's filename - never the screenshot image itself. See the Privacy Policy for the full list of what's stored.
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