Desync cheat for Escape From Tarkov

Desync is a private cheat for Escape From Tarkov: aimbot, player ESP and loot. Almost every function is bound to its own hotkey.

Aimbot and ESP: the Desync cheat for Escape From Tarkov

The Aimbot tab has a dedicated Silent AIM toggle that locks on without visibly snapping your crosshair to the target first, so a spectator watching your screen sees no obvious tell. Smooth softens the jerk into a target, and Auto switch moves the lock to the next PMC or scav right after a kill. FOV sets the lock-on radius, while Show FOV and Show Spot draw that radius and the current aim point on screen — both exist for calibrating sensitivity, and if you leave them on once you're actually in a raid, they just clutter the screen.

On the Visual tab, Max Distance keeps ESP render range separate from loot render range — one shared distance and an open map turns into a wall of labels. Bone draws a skeleton, reading posture rather than presence: aiming or sprinting for cover. Enemy armor and Enemy ammo show what you'd be shooting into before committing to a fight. A separate Colors tab recolors every ESP element on its own — player box, scav tag, boss tag, quest label, hunger indicator — because telling a scav from a PMC from a boss has to happen in under a second, not by reading text.

Loot and raid quality-of-life

The Loot tab sorts by item price or by price per backpack slot and sets a minimum price floor, so the screen only lights up for gear worth the detour. Loot distance and container distance run on separate sliders, and Collapse container child keeps a container's contents hidden until you hover it. Show found in raid flags item status directly, which matters because a chunk of quest turn-ins and hideout upgrades only accept items found in raid, not ones bought off the Flea Market. Loot through walls reveals items through a wall from up to 4 meters away — enough to check a corner or a stash before walking in blind.

Quest items and Quest markers put objectives and their locations on screen, and Always daytime keeps a map lit for you only — useful on a night raid on Reserve, without dedicated night vision. Thermal visor is the feature list's name for what the Keys tab binds as a separate toggle: switched on when you're heading into a dark basement or a night extract, and off otherwise, since it shifts the screen's whole color palette. Infinite stamina removes the run-and-jump fatigue penalty; killing breath sway and recoil steadies aim on the move — stamina governs movement, recoil control governs the shot.

Keys, menu and requirements

Panic key on the Keys tab kills every visual instantly, so you can clear the screen the moment someone's watching your monitor. Loot display and thermal vision each toggle on their own key, and the same tab holds font size, font choice and Save config. The Friends tab excludes added players from aimbot targeting, for squads where the cheat should never lock onto a teammate.

Requirements: Windows 10 or Windows 11, Intel or AMD CPU, NVIDIA or AMD GPU, any disk or motherboard, no USB flash drive needed to launch. Runs in FullScreen, Windowed and Borderless only. The overlay stays out of screen captures and streams. HWID masking typically comes with the key, so a separate spoofer purchase is not needed.

Access length and price

A key for this Escape From Tarkov cheat runs 599 GCC for 1 day, 2699 GCC for 15 days, or 4799 GCC for 30 days, billed against the site's GCC balance. The key is issued right after payment and sits in the account with an expiry tied to the tier bought. For player ESP only, without the aimbot or loot side, there's a narrower build: Chams for Escape From Tarkov.