Soft HUB Web Radar for Escape From Tarkov
Your whole raid seen from above, in a plain browser tab: on a phone propped up by the keyboard, on a tablet or laptop, or on the screen beside your main one. The Soft HUB loader launches the client on your gaming PC, and the Tarkov window itself stays completely clean. You see where PMCs are and what they carry, where bots and bosses roam with their guards, where the pricey items lie, which exits are open and where your quest objectives are. There is no aimbot: the radar tells you what is happening, and the shooting is up to you. Other options are listed in our EFT radar section.
Technical Support
Video overview of Soft HUB Radar
Two raids with the map open, then every tab of the interface one by one
Radar Features
What the map shows and how to use it
How the radar works
A client runs on your gaming PC. It is started by the Soft HUB loader, which itself runs from a USB stick. Once the radar is up, the loader hands you the map URL, and the rest happens in a browser: load it on your smartphone, on a tablet, on a laptop or in a spare window on the second display. You do not need a separate computer.
Inside Tarkov the radar draws nothing at all. The game frame stays clean, so an OBS recording or a Discord screen share looks like a regular raid. The connection between the client and the page is encrypted, and if it drops, the map reconnects on its own.
Players
- BEAR, USEC and player-controlled Scavs, each with its own marker
- Name and distance on every marker
- ▲/▼ arrow for height differences of 2 m or more
- Weapon in hands
- View line, 25 to 200 m long
- PMCs and player Scavs on separate layers
Bots and bosses
- AI Scavs
- PMC bots apart from real PMCs
- Cultists
- Raiders and Rogues
- Bosses by name, plus their guards
- A layer for every bot type
Aim warning
- Works for players and bots
- Enemy marker goes red, with a dotted line to you
- Banner with name, distance and weapon
- Trigger angle 5–45°
- Distance 25–1000 m or unlimited
- Alert dot on the tab in the mobile layout
Threat list
- Hostile players and bosses listed together
- Order by threat level, range or nickname
- Aiming and Tracking tags
- Colour mark on a player, 6 colours
- Camera follows a picked target
- View from any player's position
Loot by value — What is it?
- 4 tiers: common, good, rare, top
- Price floor from 10K to 500K RUB
- Best price, flea market or trader
- Loot radius up to 600 m
- Filters: valuable, medical, keys, quest
- Nearby items merge into a counter
- Per-item rule: show, notify, hide
Extracts and objects
- Status: open, condition, countdown, closed
- Secret extracts are marked
- Extract filter: all, PMC, Scav
- Route line with distance in metres
- Bodies and containers in their own colour
- BTR with direction and distance
Quests
- Active tasks with live progress
- Objective checklist and required keys
- Hand-in items: have / need, FIR
- Planner for the current map
- Objective zones and markers
- Route to the nearest objective
Map and looks
- Every location, the Labyrinth included
- Map and floor picked automatically
- Zoom 20–350%, touch gestures
- Up to 6 distance rings
- 10 themes and 11 fonts
- Marker shape and colour editor
- Hide names mode for streaming
One radar for the whole squad
Drop the map URL into your Discord chat and the squad is in. Every teammate loads it on their own device and follows the same raid live. To have the radar measure from where they stand, a friend taps their own marker and chooses View from: enemy ranges and aim alerts now apply to them. Each viewer keeps their own theme, filters and marker size, so one person tweaking the look changes nothing for the others.
In a three-stack it splits nicely. One player watches loot and the way out, another keeps the threat list open, and the third goes after a quest knowing who is coming up behind.
Quests and the raid planner
The Tasks tab lists your active quests with progress on every objective. It also tells you which key opens the door you need and how many hand-in items are still missing, marked FIR if the trader insists on found-in-raid gear. The planner sorts quests into four groups: what you can finish this raid, what is ready to hand in, what you still have to find and what belongs to other maps. It works from the location you are on right now.
Quest items are always highlighted, even when the rest of the loot is cut by the price floor. Hunting for one flash drive or hard drive instead of everything at once? Raise the floor and only your target stays on the map.
Radar or ESP: which one fits
ESP draws highlights right in the game frame and shines in close fights, when there is no time to look away. Soft HUB has a separate Soft HUB ESP cheat for that. A radar solves a different problem: it shows the whole location at once, including what is behind you and on the far side of the map. It is the better tool for loot runs, quests and choosing an extract, and it leaves no trace in your game footage. If you want a map that does not run on the gaming PC at all, look at GhostWare DMA, but it needs its own hardware.
Getting started after payment
- The key arrives at the email you entered on oplata.info, together with the instructions.
- Temporarily turn off your antivirus and Windows Security: the loader brings a driver with it, and they may remove it.
- Put the loader file in the root of a USB stick rather than in a folder. When data.bin shows up beside it, that is expected.
- Run the file as administrator. Initialisation takes up to a minute.
- Sign up with a Latin-letter login, your email and a password 8–25 characters long, Latin letters and digits only.
- Press Activate key and paste the key from the email; the product is recognised on its own.
- Launch the radar in the loader and open the map URL on whichever device suits you.
No USB stick at hand? A virtual drive made with OSFMount will do. A blue dot next to the product in the loader means the radar works. A yellow one with Product suspended means it is being updated after a patch, and sales are paused for that time. If something will not start, message the seller in the chat on oplata.info.
Available Plans
If the product can be purchased, it works. If every plan shows: "This product is out of stock. Subscribe for restock notification." — the seller has paused sales because of a game update.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need a second PC for the radar?
No. The radar client runs on the same PC as Tarkov, and the map opens from a URL in any browser, whether that is your phone, a tablet, a laptop or a window on your other monitor.
Will the radar show up on stream or in recordings?
The radar draws nothing inside the game window, so a Tarkov recording or a Discord stream shows a normal frame. If you put the map itself on stream, switch on Hide names and player names are replaced with their roles.
Can I share the radar with friends?
Yes, pass them the map URL from your loader. A teammate in the same raid switches on View from for their own marker, and the radar then measures ranges and catches aiming relative to them.
Does the radar have an aimbot?
No. It tells you who is where, what is lying around, which exits you can use and what is left on your quests. Aiming and moving are entirely on you.
Does it work with the Steam version of Tarkov?
Yes. Both clients are supported, BSG Launcher and Steam. The map is detected automatically, the Labyrinth included.
What happens after a game patch?
The radar goes into update mode. The product in the loader gets a yellow dot that says Product suspended, and sales on oplata.info pause. Once the dot turns blue again, the radar works.
A spare account for cheated raids
So that a ban lands somewhere other than the profile holding your stash and your played wipes, raids with software are run on a separate account. Steam accounts sorted by Tarkov edition start at 250 RUB: level one character, edition preserved, key delivered right after payment.
NFA Tarkov accounts →Other cheats
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