ModSyncX Development

ModSyncX Dispatch — Native Dispatch App for qs-smartphone

Turn qs-smartphone into a fully-featured, multi-service dispatch console — built specifically to run inside the phone itself, no separate NUI overlay, no third-party notification system.

✨ Key Features

- Native phone integration — runs as a real qs-smartphone app (App Store or pre-installed), with lock-screen push notifications and a live Dynamic Island pill for incoming calls. No dependency on external HUD/notify

resources.

- Multi dispatch-backend support — plug-and-play adapters for modsync_dispatch, qs-dispatch, cd_dispatch, and qs-police-creator. Switch backend with a single config line; the app adapts automatically to whatever

call-management API (or lack thereof) your dispatch system exposes.

- Call or message — dispatcher's choice — when logging a new call, pick the target service from a config-driven dropdown (no hardcoded jobs) and either place a real, ringing voice call to an on-duty unit, or send a full

dispatch message that also lands as a system message in the target's Messages app.

- Standalone "Emergency" app for every citizen — a second, job-independent app icon lets any player reach an on-duty unit of a configured emergency service (Police / EMS / Mechanic, fully configurable) with one tap — no

dispatch job required on the caller's side.

- Full unit management — claim/leave calls, live status tracking (en route, on scene, transport, at hospital, busy…), GPS waypoint to the call location, notes, quick templates.

- Duty sync — one duty toggle keeps your framework's job on-duty flag and the dispatch backend's own unit tracking perfectly in sync, no matter which backend is active.

- 55+ languages out of the box — automatically follows the player's phone language, with a clean fallback to English for any missing translation. Add a new language by dropping in one JSON file.

- Built for ESX, clean permission model (per-job minimum grade), zero hardcoded resource names outside the adapter layer.

📋 Requirements

- qs-smartphone

- ox_lib

- ESX (es_extended)

- One supported dispatch backend: modsync_dispatch, qs-dispatch, cd_dispatch, or qs-police-creator

 Setup

Drop into resources, set your dispatch backend and job → service mapping in one config file, done. No database required