TarJabu Beta
A free Windows overlay for Escape from Tarkov: prices, loot, tasks and income.
TarJabu is a free companion app for Escape from Tarkov. It draws a small overlay on top of the game and keeps track of what your raids and your flea market sales are worth. It is mostly used in PvE.
TarJabu is in beta. Prices and loot counts are estimates, not exact figures.
It only watches: TarJabu reads your screen and the log files the game writes. It never reads or changes the game's memory or files and never sends input to the game.
What it does
In-game overlay
A click-through panel over the game showing the current raid and its timer, kit value, loot value, wishlist pickups and session income. It hides whenever Tarkov is not the focused window.
Price tip on hover
Rest the cursor on an item to see its flea low, 24h average, best trader price and value per slot. Works in the stash, inventory and loot containers, and on loose loot on the ground.
Raid loot, counted for you
Whenever your inventory is open in raid, TarJabu compares what you carry with what you brought in. Anything beyond your kit counts as loot, with nothing to hover or press.
Task tracker
Task windows show a tracked task's objectives in order, with the current step highlighted. Track a task with a hotkey on the game's task screen or by searching its name.
Income dashboard
Built from the game's log files: flea sales, task rewards and insurance returns, priced and totalled over the period you choose.
Requirements
- Windows 10 or 11
- Game running in borderless or windowed mode
- English game UI
- 16:9 screen
Good to know
- Prices and task data come from tarkov.dev, a community project. There is no official Battlestate API.
- Story tasks are not supported yet, and very new trader tasks can be missing, because tarkov.dev does not list them yet.
- Loot is valued as bare items: weapon attachments, magazine contents, armor plates and stack sizes are not counted.
Prices and task data: tarkov.dev
TarJabu is a fan-made tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed or approved by Battlestate Games. It only reads your screen and the game's log files - it never reads or changes the game's memory or files and never sends input to the game. Use at your own risk.