Most free admin menus for FiveM are a flat command list wrapped in a basic NUI. This one is built in React 18 with TypeScript and ox_lib on the client — meaning the interface responds, filters, and persists state like a proper web application, not a game overlay bolted together in plain HTML. That distinction shows up immediately in daily use: searching across 700+ timecycle modifiers and 3000+ vehicle spawn codes in real time is the difference between staff actually using the menu and staff memorising commands because the menu is slower.

The live player list with headshot textures and expandable player profiles is the other detail that justifies calling this advanced rather than basic. Staff can see who’s online, expand a player’s record, and take action — kick, ban, revive, adjust stats — from the same panel without switching contexts. Command favourites with local persistence mean that each staff member’s workflow stays personalised across sessions.

Key Features

• Searchable command interface with category filters — find anything in under two keystrokes
• Live player list with headshot textures and per-player expandable info panels
• 700+ timecycle modifiers and 3000+ vehicle spawn codes built in
• Dynamic form fields: inputs, dropdowns, multi-selects, sliders, and autocomplete
• NoClip / freecam system with WASD movement and speed adjustment slider
• Command favourites with local storage persistence across sessions
• Toggle indicators show active states for godmode, noclip, and cloak at a glance
• Quick-action sidebar: reload resource, dev mode, copy coordinates, logout
• Built-in moderation: kick, ban, and revive with targeted player selection
• QBCore / Qbox integration unlocks job, gang, metadata, and extended commands
• ACE permission compatible — tie access to existing permission groups

Framework Compatibility

Standalone by default. QBCore and Qbox integration unlocks extended player data commands. ESX supported. Opens via /admin command, U keybind, or the admin:toggleMenu event for custom triggers.

This is free software. The ox_lib and oxmysql dependencies are both open source and already running on most modern FiveM servers. If you’re still using a dated admin resource that requires console commands for basic player management, there’s no reason not to swap — installation is a resource drop, a server.cfg entry, and a permission group assignment.