About ToneCustoms
Built for Roleplay. Made with Purpose.
ToneCustoms is an independent FiveM development brand creating custom resources and interactive gameplay systems for roleplay servers. Our work is informed by first-hand experience developing and operating FiveM communities.
Meet the Developer — Tone
Tone | Founder & Developer of ToneCustoms
I'm Tone, the founder and developer behind ToneCustoms. I create custom FiveM resources designed to give server owners practical tools and players more ways to interact with their city.
My development experience comes from building and managing my own roleplay server. That hands-on perspective shapes how I approach projects: I care about working gameplay, useful features, and the details that make a resource fit into an active community.
My work includes interactive civilian jobs, weapon mechanics, character systems, and server management features. I develop with popular FiveM environments such as Qbox, QBCore, and ESX, along with ox_inventory, ox_target, and related integrations when appropriate for the resource.
With ToneCustoms, my goal is to build a recognizable development brand where each resource has a clear purpose, practical configuration, and documentation that helps customers get started.
What matters to me: quality before unnecessary version changes, gameplay that adds something meaningful, and continued growth through new ideas and improvements.
You can explore my work through the ToneCustoms product catalog, watch demonstrations on YouTube, or connect through Discord.
What we create
| Area | Our focus |
|---|---|
| Gameplay systems | Interactive mechanics that add variety to roleplay |
| Civilian activities | Jobs and activities that players can actively take part in |
| Server systems | Configurable tools that support a server's daily operations |
| Weapon interactions | Equipment mechanics with practical in-game interactions |
Each resource has its own requirements and compatibility. Product pages explain what a specific script offers.
Our approach
Build with purpose. A feature should serve the player or server owner, not exist just to make a feature list longer.
Prioritize working functionality. New versions and announcements follow actual approved releases, not every code change.
Document what customers need. Installation requirements, configuration, demonstrations and support information should be easy to locate.
Listen and improve. Feedback helps guide fixes and future ideas. Updates to purchased scripts are free when released, without a fixed release schedule.
Explore ToneCustoms
- Browse resources and showcases
- Watch video demonstrations
- Visit the official store
- Join our Discord
- See our GitHub profile
Private development source code and paid files are not distributed from this public documentation repository.
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