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Features
Explore the device system, built-in apps, media, social features, integrations, and developer platform included with Free Phone.
Features
Free Phone combines a persistent roleplay device, a broad app ecosystem, and server-authoritative integrations in one resource. Every built-in app uses the Sky UI design system with coordinated light and dark themes.
Device and identity
- Unique physical phones with an IMEI and item-bound data
- Optional persistent virtual phone per framework character
- Registered and anonymous physical SIM cards
- Optional persistent automatic numbers without SIM items
- Sky Cloud accounts for supported cross-device synchronization
- iPhone-inspired lock screen, passcode flow, notifications, Control Center, and hardware buttons
- Configurable
F1default with FiveM-aware key capture, plus a usable inventory item - 15 bundled locales, including English and German, with English fallback
Server configuration and administration
- /phonepanel → Phone configurator → General groups devices/SIMs, framework/integrations, phone-use restrictions, and keyboard/commands with field help.
- General and the detail sections share one draft; save with the header checkmark.
- SQL configuration is enabled by default. File mode is optional, while the Configurator switch, command permissions and custom-tone registration always remain file-owned.
- Independent switches control per-item device identity and physical SIM service. Native ESX and hex inventories force both off because they cannot persist item metadata.
- Phone-owned ACE registration uses the familiar
Config.CommandPermissionsgroup lists; protected actions recheck permissions on the server. - Key selection/capture stores real FiveM IDs, including German Ü as
OEM_1. Existing personal FiveM bindings keep priority over changed server defaults.
See Configuration and permissions for setup, restart requirements, the permission migration and troubleshooting.
Communication
| App or service | Highlights |
|---|---|
| Phone | Recent calls, contacts, keypad, speaker support, blocking, and call history |
| Messages | Conversations, media, contact sharing, replies, and phone notifications |
| Accounts, inboxes, messages, attachments, and notifications | |
| DarkChat | Invitation-only private messaging and profiles |
| Radio | Primary and secondary channels, provider integration, restricted frequencies, and history |
| EasyShare | Nearby phone-to-phone sharing flows |
| Payphones | Server-authoritative GTA V payphones, pricing, distance validation, and custom locations |
Social and community apps
- Picstagram for posts, stories, multi-image media, profiles, comments, likes, saves, and follows
- FlipTok for vertical video, comments, replies, likes, saves, shares, sounds, and creator profiles
- Feather for real-time microblogging, discovery, profiles, threads, and activity
- Flare for short social interactions
- CrewLink for private groups, roles, presence, map pings, and controlled external ping exports
- Local Pages for city news and community posts
- CityMarkt for roleplay marketplace listings
- Weazel News with configurable editorial jobs and permissions
Services and roleplay integrations
- Banking and server-authoritative billing
- Garage providers with vehicle images and fallbacks
- Housing providers and automatic provider selection
- Company directory, service numbers, availability, requests, and job permissions
- Maps, saved markers, CrewLink pings, and SkyRide
- Health, Weather, Calendar, Clock, Calculator, Notes, and Voice Memos
- Music library with server-owned MP3/OGG tracks and player-added public YouTube links
- Camera, Photos, video, Gallery import, and remote media deletion
- App Store and built-in games
Media platform
Free Phone supports the FiveManage V3 Media API for:
- Camera photo and video uploads
- Voice Memo uploads
- Remote Gallery deletion
- Importing allowed external Gallery media
GIPHY powers optional GIF search. Gallery imports are limited to explicitly configured HTTPS hosts, and sensitive media credentials stay in SQL configuration or the server-only media file, depending on the selected configuration mode.
Framework and provider support
| Category | Providers |
|---|---|
| Framework | ESX Legacy, Qbox, QBCore |
| Inventory | ak47, CodeM, Core, Jaksam, JPR, LJ, MF, One, Origen, ox, PS, QB, QS, SMX, TGIANN, hex, native ESX |
| Call voice | YACA, PMA Voice, SaltyChat |
| Radio voice | YACA, PMA Voice, SaltyChat |
| External apps | Native Free Phone apps plus LB Phone, 17Movement, High Phone, Quasar, and YSeries adapters |
Security and persistence
- Server-authoritative device ownership, billing, media, app permissions, and sensitive mutations
- Salted social-app password hashes with configurable server peppers
- Hashed device passcodes, attempt limits, and lock timers
- Automatic database installation and versioned runtime migrations
- Command-only LB Phone migration with dry run, idempotent retry, and rollback support
- Per-app storage limits, message-size limits, rate limits, and remote-origin allowlists
- Explicit custom-app permission policies
Developer platform
External resources can register native apps, send app messages and notifications, store scoped app data, create billing invoices, inspect CrewLink groups, and create controlled CrewLink pings. The compatibility layer also exposes aliases for supported third-party phone contracts.
See Exports for Lua signatures and examples, Events for observer and iframe messages.