English (Current) | 한국어
A personally modified version of the Tarkov companion tool "Where Am I".
This version improves upon the original Where Am I by fixing bugs and enhancing utility features. Those who have used it may notice that some features from TarkovHelper have been partially implemented.
Warning
This program is distributed under the MIT License. We are not responsible for any consequences (including BSG bans or sanctions) resulting from the use of this program. This program is not officially affiliated with tarkov-market.com and utilizes its map data and UI.
- Differences from Where Am I
- System Requirements
- Download & Installation
- How to Use
- Settings
- Contributing
- Bug Reports & Suggestions
- Credits & Acknowledgments
- License
This was the biggest bug in the original Where Am I. This bug was actually the reason I decided to modify it for my own use. It has now been completely fixed.
Automatically detects raid start and switches to the corresponding map. This option requires the log folder path to be set. If auto log folder detection doesn't work, please try restarting the game.
When the location marker reaches the edge (deadzone) of the viewport, the map automatically scrolls to keep the marker visible on screen. The deadzone percentage can be adjusted in settings. It can be set from 50% to 99% — closer to 50% means panning centers the marker more, while closer to 99% allows the marker to stay near the edge.
You can switch floors directly in-game using Ctrl + NumPad combinations. This feature was inspired by Tarkov Helper. It only works while the game is the active window.
Right-click a quest to select it and it will be saved automatically. Right-click again to deselect and the saved entry will be removed. When you switch maps and return, your quests are automatically restored. Since it uses the tarkov-market page as-is, free users can save up to 3 quests, while paid users can save unlimited quests.
Save & restore panel hidden state
Saves the state of the tarkov-market panel. When you switch maps and return, the panel state is restored.
The contents inside the panel (boss, sniper scav, cultist, etc.) are not saved yet — planned for a future update.
Automatically detects raid end and cleans up screenshot files. If you need to preserve your screenshots, please uncheck this option.
| Component | Requirement |
|---|---|
| OS | Windows 10 1809+ / Windows 11 |
| Runtime | .NET 8.0 Desktop Runtime (x64) |
| Browser | WebView2 Runtime (pre-installed on most systems) |
| Network | Internet connection required (connects to tarkov-market.com) |
| Disk | ~50 MB |
Download the latest .zip file from Releases.
- Download the
.zipfile. - Extract it to your preferred location.
- Run
eft-where-am-i.exe.
If it doesn't run, please install the runtime from System Requirements.
Windows SmartScreen may display a warning. Click More info → Run anyway. The program contains no viruses — you can verify with the VirusTotal scan results.
On first launch, the tool automatically detects your EFT screenshot and log folder paths. If the detected paths are incorrect, you can change them manually in Settings or use the Auto Find button.
1. Select a map.
Choose a map from the top-left dropdown. If Auto Map Detection is enabled, the map switches automatically when you enter a raid.
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Language | Korean / English |
| Screenshot Path | Path to EFT screenshot folder (Change / Auto Find) |
| Log Path | Path to EFT game log folder |
| Auto Screenshot Detection | Automatically update location when screenshots are taken |
| Auto Map Detection | Automatically switch maps when entering a raid |
| Auto Panning | Deadzone-based automatic map scrolling |
| Floor Zone Editor | Edit floor zones for multi-level maps |
PRs and Issues are always welcome!
- Fork this repository.
- Create a feature branch. (
git checkout -b feature/my-feature) - Commit your changes.
- Open a Pull Request.
Contributions to floor_db.json with floor data for new maps are highly appreciated.
Please report bugs, suggest features, or ask questions via Issues.
- Tarkov-Market — Map data and UI
- Tarkov-Client by byeong1 — Direction indicator code (MIT License)
- Freepik - Flaticon — Map icon
- Microsoft WebView2 — Browser component
MIT License — Copyright (c) 2024 karpitony, Copyright (c) 2026 supnoel
See the LICENSE file for details.
Caution
This program is not affiliated with BSG/Battlestate Games. The developer assumes no responsibility for any in-game penalties, bans, or other consequences resulting from its use. Use at your own risk.