Built by people tired of
clunky dispatch tools.

LUX CAD is an independent, community-built Computer-Aided Dispatch platform made specifically for GTA V roleplay servers. We're not a studio and we're not backed by a publisher — we're a small team of FiveM server owners, dispatchers and developers who spent too many nights fighting laggy dashboards and decided to build the tool we actually wanted.

From day one we set out to rethink what a CAD for roleplay should be. Not a records system that only serves the police, but one built around the idea that every role, from dispatcher to civilian, is fed by the CAD. And every action should feel instant: no five-click workflows, no waiting on a page refresh mid-pursuit.

What grew out of that is bigger than a dispatch screen. LUX now carries its own voice radio, in-game 911 and 311, a phone system and directory, a civilian portal with real documents and judicial files, and civilian services your community builds itself, from a few ready-made templates or from scratch — all in one system, in the browser and inside the game. Every one of those exists for the same reason: it either empowers a role or feeds a story. Anything that only mimicked real-world bureaucracy got cut.