GKSPHONE V2 overview
A broad product walkthrough showing how the phone, tablet, app catalog, themes, and Real App fit together as one FiveM mobile ecosystem.
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GKSPHONE showcase
Every video from the GKSPHONE ecosystem — phone, tablet, apps, and Real App companion in action.
v2.7.0 dev log
Release walkthrough for v2.7.0, shipped on 14 August 2026: Live Activities on the Dynamic Island and Lock Screen, screen damage and repair, Face ID, phone recovery, five new apps including Blink, and a redesigned home screen and icon set.
v2.6.0 dev log
Release walkthrough for v2.6.0, shipped on 25 July 2026: the rebuilt Mail application with markdown support and direct player-to-player email, alongside billing backend and responsiveness work.
Phone apps in action
A closer look at day-to-day app usage, including the workflows players return to during normal city sessions.
Social and media features
Social posting, media sharing, and player-facing communication features that make the phone feel active beyond simple utility menus.
Live streaming
Live content and media-heavy roleplay flows for servers that want the phone to support creator-style moments inside the city.
Banking and garage
Examples of practical city workflows where the phone connects to money, vehicles, and player-owned systems.
Real App companion
The real iOS and Android companion app, built to keep messages, feeds, and notifications connected outside the FiveM client.
Theme customization
Theme and presentation options that help server owners match the phone experience to their community identity.
Server integration
Integration-focused footage for owners checking how GKSPHONE fits around framework, resource, and production server expectations.
What to look for
Start with the overview, then the release dev logs to see what shipped most recently. After that, go where your questions are — app depth, media features, the Real App, or integration examples.
Comparing phone scripts? Look past the visuals. Check whether the tablet is included, whether the apps cover what your players do every day, and whether the companion app does anything once they close the game.
Rolling out to a live city? Use these as a checklist. Watch calls, messages, social, banking, garage and the Real App before your players start depending on them.