LOVEC RADAR EFT Web Radar

What LOVEC RADAR does in Escape from Tarkov

LOVEC RADAR is a web radar for Escape from Tarkov (EFT): the live raid map opens in a separate browser tab instead of overlaying the game client, while a USB-launched collector reads match data in the background. It is built for players tired of losing full loadouts blind on Customs or Reserve who want to see enemies, loot, and extract status before they peek a corner.

Map, loot, and bosses

The radar renders a multi-level map with automatic floor detection: on Reserve, with its underground tunnels, and on Customs, with two-story buildings, height markers show at a glance who is above or below you. Loot is tagged by price and category, with filters for quest items, wishlist entries, and hideout materials, and the price source can switch between flea market and traders. Dedicated markers separate bosses from their guards: Killa at Interchange near Oli Mall, Reshala at Customs, or Sanitar on Shoreline show up early, along with look direction and aim lines.

• Player list sorted by threat level, distance, and gear value
• High threat warning when an enemy is looking straight at you
• Corpse and streamer highlighting through a separate watchlist by account ID
• Custom loot rules: show, notify, or hide specific items
• Free camera with zoom and a follow mode for yourself or a chosen target

Quests and extracts

The quest planner flags tasks tied to the current map, what still needs to be picked up Found in Raid, and which handover points are closest. Extract markers show status at a glance: open, conditional, closed, or transit, which matters most on Streets of Tarkov with its layered evac logic. The quest item panel and objective zones work alongside the loot list, so there is no need to keep a separate quest map tab open.

Interface and performance

Side panels collapse, marker size adjusts to the monitor, and the interface language switches between English and Russian. Search across loot and container lists speeds up navigation in cluttered spots like Factory, focus mode strips extra panels for a clean map view on stream, and a built-in instruction overlay on the map helps new users get oriented in the first few minutes without asking in chat.

Sessions for friends and BattlEye status

One collector can host session links for friends: everyone joins under their own nickname straight from the browser and sets filters independently without affecting other viewers, which is handy for squad runs on Factory or Lighthouse. LOVEC RADAR works as an external data viewer and is not injected into the game process, so it stays undetected and compatible with the current BattlEye protection. We track patch compatibility manually and post updates in Telegram (200+ members) and Discord (637+ members). A USB flash drive is required to launch the collector, and both the Steam client and BSG Launcher are supported on Windows 10/11.