Check off tasks and hideout upgrades as you go. Progress saves per profile, so squadmates on the same PC can each track their own run. The full quest and hideout list syncs live from tarkov.dev (same source as the price updates) so every trader's questline and every station is covered, not just a hand-picked subset.
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Requirement summaries sync live from tarkov.dev when available; otherwise they're approximate estimates — toggle a level's checkbox once you've actually built it in-game.
Maps
Each map opens Map Genie's interactive Tarkov map in a new tab — an unofficial, community-run fan map (not affiliated with Battlestate Games). Extracts, loot, keys and quest markers live over there, kept current.
Map Genie's site doesn't expose stable per-location URLs I can verify, so every button opens the main map hub — once there, use their in-page location switcher to jump to the specific map.
Weapon Reference
Every base weapon platform in Tarkov, organized by class, with a live flea price where available (● = synced from tarkov.dev). Want to build one out? Head to the Builder tab.
Weapon Builder
Fully customizable loadout planner — pick a base gun, then set every slot from the dropdown or type your own part. Saved builds are stored under your profile.
The base weapon price updates live from tarkov.dev's flea market data (● marker) when a match is found. Attachment slot costs are still generic per-category estimates, not live prices for one specific part — Tarkov has many different suppressors/optics/etc. at different price points, and this planner picks a representative "typical" cost per slot rather than tracking every real attachment individually. Cross-check exact fitment and current attachment prices on tarkov.dev before buying in-game.
Configure Build
Est. total cost
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Saved Builds
Attachment Catalog
Every slot category and every option available in the builder above, with rough estimated prices, searchable in one place.
Slot
Option
Est. price
Quick-Build Presets — Every Weapon
An auto-generated suggested loadout for every base weapon in the reference list, with a rough estimated cost. Use these as a starting point, then fine-tune in the configurator above.
Weapon
Category
Suggested build
Est. price
Ammo & Armor Reference
General penetration tiers and how many hits it typically takes to break armor by class, plus a live per-round flea price where available (● = synced from tarkov.dev). Exact penetration numbers shift with balance patches — treat those as a planning guide, not a guarantee.
Armor Classes
Class
Typical durability
Roughly beaten by
Approx. hits to break*
Examples
Ammo by Caliber
Caliber
Round
Penetration tier
Reliably beats
Est. price
Notes
*"Hits to break" assumes full-durability armor and a matching-tier round hitting the plate directly — real fights involve durability loss over a raid, glancing hits, and mixed ammo, so actual numbers vary. For exact current-patch figures, check a live calculator like TarkovForge's ammo chart or the pen calculator linked in the Guides tab.
Health & Medical Reference
What every med actually does, its rough flea/trader price, and where to look for one in-raid. Use the filter to narrow down by what you need to fix.
Prices sync live from tarkov.dev's flea market data when a match is found (● marker next to the price) and auto-refresh periodically; anything without that marker is a rough patch-to-patch estimate — treat those as "is this cheap or expensive" guidance, not a quote. Effects describe the item's core mechanical purpose; some also have secondary effects (energy/hydration, minor buffs) not fully detailed here.
Item Lookup
Search items and see where to find them. Values sync live from tarkov.dev's flea market (● marker = live-priced) and auto-refresh periodically.
This covers a broad, curated cross-section of items (keys, barter goods, meds, valuables, containers, ammo, attachments, armor). Values with a green ● are synced live from tarkov.dev's flea market and refresh automatically every 5 seconds while Auto is on (or manually via "Update Prices" in the header); anything without the dot is a hand-typed baseline, cross-checked against live flea data on 14 Jul 2026 — Tarkov's flea prices move constantly (often ±10-20% within a day), so treat these as a recent snapshot, not a live quote, and hit "Update Prices" for the current number. Tarkov has 1,800+ items total, more than is practical to fully mirror in one file; use tarkov.dev for the complete catalog. The trader filter shows items mentioned in that trader's quest text on the Quests tab.
Item
Category
Est. value
Where to find
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Flea Market
Live flea listing pulled straight from tarkov.dev — the same 24-hour average prices the in-game flea market uses. Buy price is what you'd pay to a seller right now; sell-to-trader is the best price a trader will pay you for it, so you can spot a flip at a glance.
Prices sync live from tarkov.dev whenever this tab is opened, whenever you hit "Update Prices," and automatically every 5 seconds while Auto-refresh is on — a green ● means this row's buy price came straight from that last sync. The "Sell to Trader" column names the actual highest-paying trader for that item (not just a number), pulled from the same live data; "Flea only" means no trader buys it at all, and "syncing…" means that row hasn't matched to live data yet (should resolve within a few seconds). Tick "Live-synced only" to hide every row that isn't currently backed by a live match, if you want a guaranteed-current view rather than a mix of live and best-effort baseline data. This mirrors the game's flea market averages; it isn't a live feed of individual player listings/offers, since no public API exposes those in real time.
Item
Type
Flea Price
Sell to Trader
Flip Profit
48h
Wiki
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Outside Guides
This app is a quick reference — for deep dives, these community sites stay current every patch. Links open in your browser.
Trademark & data notice: "Escape from Tarkov" and all related names, item titles, map names and imagery are trademarks and/or copyrighted material of Battlestate Games Limited. Tarkov Companion is an independent, non-commercial fan project referencing those names only to describe compatibility with the game (nominative fair use) — it is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Battlestate Games. No game assets, screenshots, artwork, or copyrighted text are reproduced here; all descriptions on this page are written independently by this project. Live pricing and item/quest/hideout data are pulled via the public tarkov.dev API (community-run, CC-BY-4.0 data) and cross-checked against public snapshots from tarkov-market.com; both are credited as the source of that data throughout the app. "Wiki ↗" links point to the community-run Escape from Tarkov Fandom wiki for anyone who wants full official detail beyond this quick-reference tool.