VelonLabs
Your ideas. Your servers. Our AI.
Create and edit FiveM scripts with AI for ESX, QBCore and Qbox. Upload Lua resources, debug code, edit configurations and preview your NUI.
From the editors
Real results from the tools: game menus from the NUI Builder to try out, seven example templates from the Vehicle & Livery Editor to rotate and a logo pack from the Logo & Banner Creator. In AI chat you start each of these tools with one sentence.
Everything you need
AI, development tools and FiveM knowledge in one platform — for server creators, developers and teams.
All featuresDescribe what you need. Create and extend FiveM resources with real source code.
Create a QBCore garage with a vehicle list and NUI.
fxmanifest.lua
client/main.lua
server/main.lua
web/index.htmlUpload existing scripts, analyse errors and continue with a new version.
client/main.lua
22 · attempt to index a nil valueExplain the error. Check context. Revise the resource.
Upload + debuggingEdit supported configs visually. Lua, JSON, YAML, TOML and INI — in one place.
Config.Garage = {
label = "Central Garage"
}Check your interface in the browser with a live preview and supported interactions.
Work on bigger tasks with plans, files and reviews. Connect your workspace.
Plan → Build → Review
Project prefix, custom instructions and knowledge for your workflow. Additional features from Starter.
Connect what moves your project forward. From your repository and your team to reviewed changes on your server.
Your repository. Right here.
Build on the code you already have. Connect GitHub, select your repository and work with AI in the context of your project.
One project. Your team.
Bring the right people into your workspace. Share files and chats, assign the right roles and work together on the same project.
From your idea to your server.
Connect your FiveM server directly over SSH. Edit code in your workspace, then send reviewed changes back to your server.
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Design assets and test resources on your FiveM server.
All editor guidesDesign FiveM liveries, bodywork and add-on parts. Tune glow, sirens, engine sounds, handling and suspension.
Read the guide Combine library or imported clothing and accessories, check texture variants and export FiveM packs.
Read the guide Design FiveM characters from text or a photo, create tattoos and build custom emotes from templates or video.
Read the guide Place logos, race numbers or badges on UV templates and check the result on the 3D model.
Read the guide Generate inventory icons, tattoos, livery artwork and textures and reuse them in the appropriate editor.
Read the guide Design 3D logos and animated banners for Discord, the server list and TeamSpeak, and edit graphics in layers.
Read the guide Develop props from text, images or existing models, adjust materials and scale, and prepare the FiveM export.
Read the guide Design FiveM menus and HUDs from templates or existing files, review them in an isolated preview and export as ZIP.
Read the guide Transfer exports to your FiveM server over SSH, start resources and test results in game.
Read the guide Here is how it works
In a few steps — with AI and a workflow made for FiveM.
IDEASTell the AI what you want to build.
Get editable source files.
Use the editor, preview and test server.
Export or sync reviewed changes.
Your account. Your plan.
Register for free. Choose credit packs or a plan to suit your project.
View all plan detailsFor getting started
Billed monthly
For active creators
Billed monthly
For bigger projects
Billed monthly
Final prices include VAT where applicable. Credits and features as shown in the plan comparison.
ESX, QBCore, Qbox and Standalone. Include the version and existing dependencies in your request.
Yes. Upload a ZIP resource or supported individual files in AI chat and describe your changes.
You receive real source code. Verify framework integration, database access, permissions and in-game behaviour on your test server before release.
AI requests use credits. Registration is free; your available balance is shown in your account. See Credits & plans for credit packs, subscriptions and current usage limits.
HTML interfaces and supported interactions run in an isolated browser preview. It complements your test server; it does not replace in-game testing.
Ready for more?
Your next idea is waiting. Make it your own.