A cleaner, Next.js-based tracker for quests, items, hideout planning, storyline progression, interactive maps, route optimization, and stream overlays.
TarkovBuddy is built as a practical Escape from Tarkov workspace. The goal is not just to list quests, but to keep progression, items, hideout needs, route planning, and map context connected in one place.
The project has now been moved from standalone HTML pages into Next.js. That gives the app a cleaner structure for navigation, metadata, APIs, and future feature work while keeping the same storage model users already rely on.
Track Kappa, Lightkeeper, BTR, and storyline progression with shared progress, dependencies, and practical filters.
Use local map images, overlays, quest markers, extracts, spawns, story markers, coordinate capture, and map-side quest completion.
Keep quest items and hideout requirements in sync with progression so completed content drops out automatically.
Plan quest routing, evaluate trader value, inspect crafts and barters, and reduce wasted raids and resets.
Use the tracker locally by default or sign in to sync progress across devices without changing how the tools work.
Expose compact progression overlays for streams while keeping the tracker itself as the main control surface.
Progress is stored locally in the browser by default. When you sign in, the app can sync that progress through the configured backend so quest, item, and hideout state can follow you across devices.
The migration to Next.js was done without changing the core storage approach, which is important for keeping existing users on the same local and signed-in progression path.
TarkovBuddy is still being expanded into a more complete toolkit. If you want to report issues, suggest features, or follow updates, Discord is the best place to do it.