Architecture
Before the build, we define dependencies, ownership boundaries and the data flow.
FiveM development studio
FiveM systems ready for real scale.
We design custom systems, web panels and security for servers that need stable architecture, product-grade UI and a team that stays after launch.
- ESX
- QBCore
- Standalone
- UI / NUI
- Backend
- Security
NUIAPIValidationData
Work shown through real delivery, not anonymous mockups.
ShootGGFiveMReactLuaDiscordTebex
Delivery standard
We do not hand over just a script.
Every scope follows the same delivery order, so the result is maintainable after launch.
Interface
We design NUI and panel states around quick decisions for players and administrators.
Testing
We verify logic, permissions, edge cases and resource behavior on a dev server.
Handover
We finish with configuration, deployment documentation and a clear ongoing-support plan.
How we work
A product, a custom system or an ongoing team?
We match the model to the server's maturity and the scope of change. Not every problem needs a large custom build.
Products
Modular solutions developed by the same team responsible for implementation and support.
Explore productsCustom development
Gameplay systems, panels, NUI and integrations built around your server and roadmap.
Explore the scopeOngoing development
Reserved team capacity, a delivery roadmap, hotfixes and support after release.
See the modelOur products
Products built by the team that implements them.
Both products are currently in pre-launch. We show their real direction and keep an open waitlist without pretending they are generally available.
Pre-launchWaitlist open
Just Shield
A security layer and event review panel for FiveM servers.
Event validation, suspicious trigger queues, logs and review tooling in one product built around real administration needs.
- Server-side validation
- Trigger analysis
- Logs and review
- Access control
Pre-launchWaitlist open
Server Labs
Modular systems for teams that want to launch proven features faster.
A family of configurable modules for onboarding, administration, vehicles, factions and businesses, supported by the custom development team.
- Onboarding
- Administration system
- Vehicles and factions
- ESX/QBCore bridge
Selected work
Evidence instead of broad claims.
Each case shows the problem, scope, solution and technology. Metrics only appear when they have a verifiable source.
ShootGG
ShootGG admin panel
One environment for users, connections, bans and day-to-day administration.
Open case study
ShootGG
ShootGG duels system
A complete 1v1 flow, from matching players to a clear match result.
Open case study
Projekt FiveM
Production HUD and notification system
An information layer designed for constant use without overwhelming the player's screen.
Open case studyCustom development
From game mechanic to production delivery.
We keep FiveM backend, web and UI in one scope of responsibility so logic, interfaces and integrations do not drift apart.
FiveM systems
Gameplay logic, economy, factions, businesses and server tooling for ESX, QBCore and standalone.
Web panels and NUI
Interfaces designed around player and admin tasks, with clear states and efficient rendering.
Integrations and backend
APIs, databases, Discord, Tebex, Steam, logs, permissions and deployment flows.
Security and performance
Server-side validation, event controls, tick profiling and risk reduction before release.
Process and quality
Risk and architecture first. Code second.
Every stage has an outcome and acceptance criteria. A screen, animation or endpoint is not done just because it works locally.
Brief
We capture context, constraints and the outcome the system needs to achieve.
Scope
We define architecture, risks, delivery stages and acceptance criteria.
Build and tests
We ship iteratively and test logic, UI and live server behavior.
Release
We hand over documentation, support deployment and plan the next stage.
Server-side security
Critical actions are validated server-side with event and permission controls.
Performance
We profile ticks, queries and data flow before release, not after player complaints.
Handover
Delivery ends with documentation, configuration and clear ownership of ongoing support.
Ongoing partnership
A team that stays after release.
For live servers we maintain a roadmap, reserve team capacity and own the next delivery stages without restarting vendor selection each time.
See the partnership modelWeek 1Priorities and scopeRoadmap
Week 2Development and reviewBuild
Week 3Dev server testingQA
Week 4Release and observationSupport
Engagement
Scope before price. A clear floor before the call.
A public floor helps both sides qualify the fit. Final custom development pricing follows the brief and risk review.
Technical audit
PLN 1.5–3kArchitecture, performance and security review with an action plan.
ExploreCustom development
from PLN 3kA system, panel or integration with delivery stages and acceptance criteria.
ExploreOngoing development
from PLN 2k / monthReserved capacity, roadmap, hotfixes and future releases.
ExploreFAQ
Common questions before we start.
Do you work with existing servers?
Yes. We can start with one resource audit or take ownership of a larger part of the current architecture.
ESX, QBCore or standalone?
We work with all three. For mixed environments we define a bridge layer before development starts.
How does pricing work?
We define scope, risks and acceptance criteria first. Audits start at PLN 1.5k and custom development at PLN 3k.
Do you hand over code and documentation?
The handover scope is defined in the offer. Deployment instructions, configuration documentation and team handover are standard.
Do you support the product after launch?
Yes. A project can include a stabilization period or move into an ongoing development agreement.
Has your server outgrown off-the-shelf scripts?
Describe the current situation. We will return with a proposed scope and next step.