Police Dashboard
A law-enforcement management system for a GTA V FiveM roleplay server: citizen records, citations, arrests, vehicle seizures, and a live map, all in one in-game dashboard.
- Role
- Product Design, UI Design
- Stack
React
Lua
Figma
TailwindCSS
Node.js
PostgreSQL- Year
- 2026
Project Details
Police Dashboard is a law-enforcement management system that digitalizes police operations inside a GTA V FiveM roleplay server (QBCore). It gives officers a single, modern interface to manage citizens, issue citations, register and seize vehicles, control evidence and inventory, and process arrests, replacing the external commands and manual bookkeeping the server relied on before.
- Product and UI design for the full police dashboard
- Dense, scannable data layouts built for in-game readability
- Citizen profiles, citations, arrests, and vehicle records under one system
- Live map and unit-tracking views
- A component-based design system shared across every panel
The problem
The server's previous setup left officers without the basics: no way to track how many fines a citizen had, no central record of arrests or jail time, and debt handling done manually, slow and easy to manipulate. Vehicles had no seizure or assignment controls, and police inventory and evidence went unmanaged. Officers leaned on external commands that broke immersion, leaving workflows fragmented, slow, and far from professional.
The solution
- Automated arrest logging with jail-time calculation
- Secure, automated debt management per citizen
- A complete vehicle registry with confiscation workflows
- Fully digitized inventory and evidence management
- Comprehensive citizen profiles with historical data
- An in-game UI that removes the dependency on external tools
- Complete audit trails for officer accountability
Tech Used
ReactLuaFigmaTailwindCSSNode.jsPostgreSQLBuilt on an Express.js / Node.js / PostgreSQL backend with Stripe, running on a FiveM QBCore server.
Project Goal / Main Challenge
Make complex operational data (incidents, fines, units, records) feel instant to parse mid-roleplay, on top of the game, without breaking immersion.
Inside the dashboard
Stills below are captured straight from the product; the clips are recorded live in-game. Hover any clip for playback controls, or expand it for pause, scrubbing, and fullscreen.
Control panel
The home screen pulls the whole station into one view: total fines, active officers, recent reports, and live activity across the map.
Officers and citizens
Every officer and citizen lives in a structured directory, with profiles that carry photos, ranks, and full history.
Incidents and reports
Reports are filterable, detailed, and template-driven, with sensitive cases locked behind officer authentication.
Fines, penal code, and notifications
Fines, the penal code, and a live notifications feed keep money and legal references one click away.
Surveillance and coordination
Cameras, speed radars, and a shared whiteboard give units a real-time picture of the city.
In motion
The dashboard in real use, on top of the game.
Outcome
Tasks that used to take minutes of manual input now complete in seconds through a single, immersive interface. Operations sped up dramatically, with a full record trail behind every action.