Lock screen, notification center, pop-up calls and smooth iOS-style animations. Your players pick it up and already know how to use it.
Built for roleplay: quick to open, easy to read in the middle of a chase and good-looking enough that players will want to show it off.
Big time and date, recent notifications, flashlight and camera. Swipe up to unlock.
Banners that drop in from the top and a notification center with the full history. One tap opens the right app.
When someone calls while an app is open, a compact pop-up appears: answer, decline or expand to full screen.
Apps open from their icon and close back into it. Drag the home bar up to close, just like an iPhone.
Five wallpapers, six accent colors, brightness, airplane mode and Do Not Disturb — all in Settings.
Animations only use scale and opacity, and anything off-screen is not drawn. No stutter.
Messages, missed calls, bank transfers and garage alerts arrive as banners and stay in the notification center.
Each app lives in its own file, so it is easy to hook it up to your server data or build new ones.
No heavy frameworks and no internet requests: the phone runs inside the FiveM NUI.
React is bundled, no CDN. Works offline, inside the game.
Each app lives in components/App*.dc.html. Changing text, colors or screens does not touch anything else.
Contacts, balance, vehicles and messages come from your server. The demo data is just for show.
Open the phone, unlock it, take a call and play with the apps — all in your browser.
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