Klar.gg EFT Lite

Klar Lite EFT is the ESP-and-awareness focused version, specifically designed for players who want complete tactical information without the aggressive combat automation of pSilent and full aimbot. Lite includes the comprehensive 2D/3D ESP (boxes, skeletons, health bars, inventory value display, extraction timers), loot filtering by ruble value and category, explosive approach sphere indicators, and bullet trajectory marking so you can pinpoint sniper positions. It does not include the combat automation features. Choose Lite if you want to improve your decision-making and survivability through information, or if you want a lower behavioral risk profile on a main account.

The inventory value display shows the total approximate ruble value of items a player PMC is carrying alongside their health ESP. This is a uniquely Tarkov-relevant feature: seeing that a player has 500k rubles of gear versus 50k rubles completely changes your engagement risk calculation. A 500k kit player is worth fighting for the loot reward, their gear pays for the risk. A budget-kit player carrying mostly pistol ammo and food isn't worth the fight at all. This information converts every potential engagement from an unknown risk into a calculated decision based on the actual reward.

Klar Lite displays active extraction points with their current open/closed status and time remaining until they close. Extractions in EFT have variable timers. Some are always open, some open for limited windows, some require specific conditions (car extract requires payment, certain exits require cooperative partner). Knowing exactly which extracts are currently active and how much time remains for timed exits removes the worst outcome in a Tarkov raid: surviving the entire raid with valuable loot only to find all nearby extracts are closed. With extract ESP, you always have time to plan a safe route to an open exit.

Klar Lite's ESP-only primary feature set carries a lower behavioral detection risk than Full's combat automation. BSG's server-side monitoring looks for stat anomalies, impossible accuracy at range, kill patterns that require information the game doesn't provide, extraction rates that exceed human achievement levels. An ESP-only user's statistics can look like an extremely cautious and well-informed player: high survival rates from avoiding bad fights, consistent high-value loot extraction from knowing where items are. A pSilent aimbot user shows stat patterns (accuracy, kill sequences) that are harder to explain by skill alone. For a main account, Lite is the more sustainable long-term choice.

Klar Lite's player ESP shows health state, name, and distance for enemy PMCs. It identifies what class of weapon they're visibly carrying (rifle, SMG, shotgun) based on item entity data when available. Specific ammo type data is less consistently accessible for enemy loadouts since ammo is stored in inventory containers rather than equipped entity data. What Lite does reliably show is the gear tier visible on the player model, which gives a high-confidence read on whether you're engaging a budget kit versus a full meta kit. For the specific ammo type information (is that rifle loaded with M995 or FMJ?) you'd need the full inventory reading capability in Klar Full.

Yes. Klar Lite's ESP reads all enemy entity spawns from game memory at raid start, which includes Scav boss entities. Within seconds of loading into a raid, the ESP shows whether a boss like Reshala on Customs, Gluhar on Reserve, Killa on Interchange, or Sanitar on Shoreline has spawned and at which location. This is a major time-saving feature for quest farming and boss hunting. You know immediately whether to push toward the boss location or whether the boss didn't spawn this raid (bosses have variable spawn rates below 100%). On maps like Reserve where Gluhar can be in multiple locations, the ESP shows the exact compound at raid start.

Klar Lite displays all extraction points with their current status including conditional extracts. Conditional extractions like the Scav Case exit (which requires a Scav to cooperate), the Armored Train on Reserve (timer-based arrival), and payment extracts (like the car exits requiring cash) show their current state in the overlay. The Scav Case cooperative exit specifically shows as available when a Scav player has activated the cooperation sequence, giving you advance notice to approach the extraction. For the Armored Train, the arrival and departure timer shows in the extract ESP so you always know exactly when to be at the train station. Extract status updates in real time, so a previously closed extract showing as suddenly available means the activation condition was just met.