Find the room.
Plan the
next move.
Your secret-room companion for PUBG.
Open the map in game. Get a clearer view of the places worth heading to next.
No account.
EARLY ALPHA Map references download automatically. Verify destinations in game.
One browser tab.
One less thing to think about.
Keep LootLizard on your other monitor.
Everything starts with the map you already use.
- 01
Share your game screen.
Choose your game screen in the browser’s sharing dialog. Give permission once per session; stop sharing whenever you want.
- 02
Open the map. Play on.
Map references load automatically. Periodic local scans look for the map while sharing is active, with no refresh hotkey to press.
- 03
Pick the next destination.
See room anchors and prioritize those inside the circle. Position and distance are estimates; check the route with your squad.
The heavy lifting
happens right here.
Image processing runs on your computer, inside your browser. Your screenshots aren’t sent to a server for recognition.
The app downloads its processing engine and community coordinates. Your screen frames and imported map references stay on your device.
See how it works on GitHubNo capture upload. No account required.
Good intel gets better
when it’s shared.
Map coordinates live in the open. Found a room in the wrong place? Suggest a correction on GitHub. Merged data updates can reach the app without a reinstall.
Explore the projectAn early tool. An open development process.
Erangel and Taego map references download automatically. If a game map has changed, recognition may pause; you can optionally add a newer reference in the app. Player identity, position estimates, and community coordinates can be wrong. Try the synthetic demo first, and verify destinations in game.
Built for desktop Chrome and Edge. Other browsers, mobile devices, and console capture setups are not yet verified. The companion’s browser support does not change where PUBG itself can run.