About
A small tool for the hours nobody plans for
Every GTA V roleplay server on FiveM has a stretch of the night when the PD is on duty and nothing happens. Officers log off, and the city feels empty for whoever logs on next. Overshift fills that gap with believable calls, and stays out of the way the rest of the time.
Who makes it
Overshift is made by one independent developer in Ontario, Canada. There is no team page because there is no team yet, and we won't invent one. When you write in, the person who answers is the person who wrote the code.
How we work
- Quiet by default. Calls only go out when your city has been quiet for a while, and never when it's busy. Real scenes always come first.
- Plain and predictable. Every call comes from a written template set at a place on your list. Nothing is built from where players are standing.
- The free plan is real. It runs without an account or a licence key, and it isn't a trial.
- Your server keeps working. If our service is ever down, calls keep running from the library built into the resource.
- Honest numbers. We don't show download counts, reviews or logos we haven't earned. When servers let us name them, we will.
What we collect
Counts and outcomes, not people. The resource sends player and officer counts, call results and your list of places. It never sends names, chat or voice. The privacy policy has the full list.
Where it's going
QBCore and Qbox with ps-dispatch are supported today. ESX and other dispatch scripts are planned for January 2027. If you run something else, tell us; requests decide the order.