One hotkey
Press your shortcut (default Alt+X) and the window comes to the front. Press again to hide it. You pick the key in the settings.
Windows app
Tarkov.space Desktop
Tarkov.space as a regular Windows app: open it whenever you want, with the game running or not. Mid-raid, one hotkey brings the window to the front to read an objective, search an item or find where a key spawns — then hide it and keep playing.
What it does
Login stays saved
Sign in once and it remembers you. From then on it opens straight on your Home, with your progress ready.
In front when you call it
With the game in borderless windowed mode, the window comes to the front — no alt-tab, no minimizing. Summon it, read it, dismiss it.
Never touches the game
It never injects code, hooks anything or reads the Escape from Tarkov process. It's a separate Windows app that runs the same with the game closed.
Getting started
- Download and run the installer.
- Use it as a normal app any time. To check it during a match, set the game to borderless (windowed fullscreen).
- Press Alt+X in-raid to bring the window to the front, sign in the first time, and it opens on your Home after that.
- To change the hotkey: right-click the tray icon → Settings → Record hotkey, then press your combination (use at least one modifier, like Ctrl, Alt or Shift).
Requirements
Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit). Nothing else to install, WebView2 already ships with Windows. Runs from the system tray; change the hotkey any time in Settings.
Is it allowed? Can it get me banned?
It is allowed, and it will not get you banned. It is not a game overlay and not a cheat: it's a regular Windows application that does not inject code, hook anything or read the game's memory — none of what BattlEye looks for. As far as the system is concerned, it's like having a browser or Discord open on the side. To check it without leaving the match, run Escape from Tarkov in borderless windowed mode.