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Custom FiveM systems
Custom resources and server systems that fit the framework, inventory, and setup already in use.
FiveM systems / web products / tooling
FiveM, front to back.
- Experience
- 5+ years
- Public repos
- 11
- Current status
- Building
WORKBENCH / LIVE Currently learning more about Docker, Godot, and lower-level systems.
DESIGN / DEVELOPMENT / SUPPORT
I build the interface, the backend, and the tools around them.
I'm Zox, a full-stack developer based in Stockholm. I mainly work on FiveM products, web apps, and developer tools. I like taking a project from the first idea through release and maintenance.
At Orbit Studios, I design and build products, handle framework integrations, and support them after release. The code needs to be practical for players, server owners, and whoever maintains it next.
HOW I WORK
Understand the existing setup, agree on what done means, then build in small steps that are easy to test.
02 / Services
What I can help with.
I work on new builds and existing projects, from FiveM resources and UI to APIs, bots, and internal tools.
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Interfaces and dashboards
FiveM NUI, web apps, and admin dashboards, covering both the interface and the code behind it.
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Integrations and tooling
APIs, Discord bots, automation, and internal tools that reduce repetitive work and connect existing systems.
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Repairs and modernization
Fixes and rebuilds for existing projects with performance, compatibility, structure, or usability problems.
03 / Selected work
Things I've shipped.
A selection of products and open-source projects. Some client and private work cannot be shown publicly.
01 / FIVEM INTERFACE SYSTEM Read case study
Featured Orbit release Video
Orbit Dynamic HUD
A configurable FiveM HUD that keeps player and vehicle information clear across different frameworks and screen sizes.
LuaSvelte
02 / FIVEM GAMEPLAY SYSTEM Read case study
Orbit release Video
Orbit Crafting System
A configurable FiveM crafting system with recipes, workstations, progression, and support for common frameworks and inventories.
LuaReact
03 / FIVEM TOOLING Read case study
Public source
FXServer Installer
A Windows app for installing, configuring, and managing an FXServer workspace without jumping between several tools.
SvelteRust 7 GitHub stars
Public source Game systems
CS2Economy
One of my first C# projects: a public Counter-Strike 2 economy plugin that works, but is still rough around the edges.
C# 5 GitHub stars
Toolkit
Tools I actually reach for.
I choose tools based on the job. These are the ones I use most often.
04 lanes 27 modules ready for the job
Languages
701 
TypeScript 02 
JavaScript 03 
Lua 04 
C# 05 
Python 06 
HTML 07 
CSS
TypeScript 02 JavaScript 03 Lua 04 C# 05 Python 06 HTML 07 CSS Frontend
601 
Svelte 02 SvelteKit 03 
React 04 
Next.js 05 
Vite 06 
Tailwind CSS
Svelte 02 SvelteKit 03 React 04 Next.js 05 Vite 06 Tailwind CSS Backend
601 
Node.js 02 
Express 03 
MySQL 04 
MariaDB 05 
SQLite 06 
Discord.js
Node.js 02 Express 03 MySQL 04 MariaDB 05 SQLite 06 Discord.js Environment
801 
Linux 02 
Docker 03 
Git 04 
Cloudflare 05 
PM2 06 
Zed 07 
Figma 08 
Godot
Linux 02 Docker 03 Git 04 Cloudflare 05 PM2 06 Zed 07 Figma 08 Godot GitHub activity
What I've been working on in public.
Contributions from my public repositories over the last twelve months. Private and client work is not included.
520contributionslast 12 months
3pull requestspublic + authored
11day streaklongest run
11repositoriespublic systems
PUBLIC CODE MIX
Calculated from owned, non-fork repositoriesSvelte51.2%Rust25.5%TypeScript13.6%C#8.2%JavaScript0.9%Other0.6%
12 MONTH CONTRIBUTION HISTORY
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How I work
How I approach the work.
// simple code is easier to maintain.
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Debuggable over clever
When something breaks, the cause should be easy to find.
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Keep the structure practical
Use clear modules and predictable behavior without adding abstractions that are not needed.
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The small details matter
Performance, clear feedback, usability, and reliability are all part of the finished work.
Common questions
A few things people usually ask.
About the work I take on, private projects, and existing codebases.
Tell me what you need
Start with what you have.
I'll help work out the next step.
A good first message tells me what already exists, what needs to be built or fixed, which dependencies matter, the design and features you have in mind, and what outcome should count as done.
DIRECT CHANNELS
Use whichever is easiest.