One Inventory

Problem

Inventory systems are the most replaced resource on FiveM servers. The incumbents force admins into config files for every item and shop, break on framework updates, and turn migration from an old inventory into a weekend of manual work. Owners kept switching because nothing removed those causes.

What we built

One Inventory attacks each replacement reason directly:

• Items, weapons, shops and stashes configured in-game through an admin panel, no Lua editing
• A migration importer that carries over stashes, gloveboxes, trunks and player slots from existing inventories
• Compatibility with ESX, QBCore and QBox, plus ox_lib, ox_target and qb-target
• Theme customization for colors, sounds, fonts and slot behavior
• 0.00ms idle performance, anti-duplication and server-authoritative operations
• Weekly updates, a public roadmap and beta pricing with a lifetime price lock

The interface is a Vue NUI built with shadcn-style components and Tailwind CSS. Licensing and support run through the One Studios Discord bot, which includes an AI assistant that answers questions straight from the product documentation.

Stack

Lua for game logic, Vue with shadcn-style components and Tailwind CSS for the interface, sold through the One Studios store.

Outcome

Sold at onestudios.gg under the tagline "the one you stop replacing", with a Discord community of more than 1,000 members around it.

"Most complete and advanced inventory you can find on the market. Recommended!" adrian_1950, verified customer review

The in-game configuration approach removed the main reason server owners kept switching systems, which is exactly what the product was scoped to do.