[>]sortie

Вылазка is Russian for a sortie: you go out, do the job, and come back with more than you took. Or you don't come back.

sortie is the tab I keep open between raids. Pick the map you are loading into and it lists what to bring, which tasks you can work on there, and what to pick up before you extract.

##Briefing

OPERATION   sortie
AREA        17 maps, Factory to The Lab
TARGETS     515 tasks, 1442 objectives, 16 traders, 26 hideout stations
INTEL       json.tarkov.dev, snapshot built 2026-09-08
COMMS       none: nothing you enter leaves your browser

##Raid planner

The strip across the top lists every map, ordered by how many open tasks it has. Pick one and the whole page is about that raid.

• Pre-raid checklist. Meds, food, ammo and repairs on every raid, plus whatever this map charges to leave. Car extracts and paid exits list their fare, so you never walk to Smugglers' Boat without the note.
• Raid kit. Keys to bring, items to find in raid and items to plant, collected from your open tasks, with a counter on each.
• Active tasks. You see the next task in each trader's line first, the one the game wants you on. Everything shows all open tasks. Filter by Kappa, Lightkeeper, trader or name.
• Storyline gates. 164 tasks are locked behind a story flag the game does not publish. They are hidden unless you turn them on, so the default list only holds tasks you can definitely take.

##Dashboard

• Do this next. Available tasks, ranked by how many other tasks they unlock. When two unlock the same number, the Kappa task comes first.
• Map priority. How many open tasks each map holds, with a Kappa-only view.
• Raid clocks. The in-raid time on both servers. Tarkov time runs seven times faster than real time, and the two servers are twelve hours apart.
• Traders and bosses. Your loyalty level with each trader, and the spawn chance of every boss on every map.

##Your progress

Progress is saved in your browser. There is no account and no server. Export saves it to a file. Import reads a sortie export, a TarkovTracker backup or a tarkov.dev profile.

##Where the data comes from

The game data is a snapshot. A script builds it from json.tarkov.dev, and the result is committed to the repo, so the site never calls another server at runtime and a build still works when tarkov.dev is down.

make snapshot         # download the dumps and rebuild the data
make snapshot-check   # fail if the committed data is out of date
make dev-sortie       # run the app on :5174

The dumps are missing some prerequisites. "The Punisher - Part 1", for example, arrives with none. sortie infers the order from the "Part N" names and keeps those guesses apart from the game's own requirements.