Every version of FiveM Tools. The app shows the same list under Settings → What's new.
v0.5.3
FiveM in any folder, live friend list
Latest
FiveM installed in another folder is now found automatically: through FiveM's own join link or a running FiveM.
Settings → General → FiveM folder shows where it was found, with Find again and Browse… to choose it yourself.
Launching, the cache cleaner, settings profiles and logs all use that folder.
The friend list updates by itself every few seconds and when you switch back to the app, without flickering or jumping to the top.
v0.5.2
Choose where to install
Setup lets you choose the install folder (Change…). The app goes into a "FiveM Tools" folder there.
Updates, shortcuts and "Start with Windows" follow the folder you chose; reinstalling somewhere else moves the app.
Uninstalling only removes the app's own files, never anything else in the folder.
v0.5.1
Change your password
Change your password in Settings → Account. Your other PCs are signed out; this one stays signed in.
The website has a Privacy and a Terms page, and explains the Windows SmartScreen warning when downloading.
Behind the scenes: the online service now also runs on a Postgres database.
v0.5.0
Notifications, profile pictures and updates
Get a notification when a friend starts playing or joins one of your servers (turn it on or off in Settings).
Add a profile picture; your friends see it in their list.
Change your password in Settings. Admins can reset a user's password.
Update check with a "What's new" overview; install updates from inside the app.
The API now also runs on Vercel (Next.js) next to the new website.
Player profiles were removed. The Developer page shows your identifiers instead.
The API address, data folder and App & API details are only shown to admins.
Joining a server works again: the join link is opened by Windows itself, and repaired first if FiveM's link isn't set up properly on your PC.
Discord Rich Presence shows FiveM Tools as soon as the app runs, not only while you play, with the app's logo and "Add me as friend" and "Get FiveM Tools" buttons.
Friend links: "Add me as friend" opens a page on the website that sends the request from FiveM Tools (you confirm it first).
Automatic updates: new versions download in the background and install when the app isn't in use (Settings → Updates).
Rockstar unlink was removed.
Dropdowns and quick presets now match the app's theme.
v0.4.0
Friends and admin tools
Friends: add friends by friend key or username and see who's online and on which server.
Join the server a friend is playing on in one click.
Admin page: look up, ban, unban and delete accounts.
All popups use the app's own design.
Rockstar unlink is only shown in developer mode.
v0.3.0
Tray mode and server status
Keeps running in the tray with low memory use; optional start with Windows.
Online/offline status and player counts for your servers.
Pinned servers, Discord sign-in and a Developer page.
v0.2.0
Accounts and servers
Accounts with auto login, settings synced to your account.
Servers with one-click join, playtime per server and desktop shortcuts.