FlameNetCloud
Police units stopped at the roadside with lights on

Projects

What we
built.

Six things we made from scratch, all running on servers we manage ourselves.

Built here

Not bought.
Not reskinned.

Every project on this page was written by us for one community. The radio talks to dispatch, dispatch talks to the game, the phone carries it all in your pocket, and ClipForge keeps the footage.

A Flaming Radio handheld showing the LSSD dispatch talkgroup, beside a sheriff's deputy at night

01 · Flaming Radio

A real digital radio system. Inside a video game.

P25, DMR and FM, with talkgroups, zones, encryption and emergency buttons. Every transmission goes through a real vocoder on our servers, so it sounds like the real thing because it works like it. Speech recognition on our own hardware captions every word.

51,406transmissions transcribed since July 6, 2026

  • P25, DMR and FM, each with its own sound
  • Live captions, transcribed on our own hardware
  • Public scanner with a searchable archive
Three Flaming Phone screens: the lock screen, the home screen and the camera

02 · Flaming Phone

Most servers buy a phone script. We wrote a phone.

Calls, texts, voicemail, a camera with its own video editor, music, a bank, maps and social apps, written from scratch. Our other scripts plug their own apps into it through an API we built for exactly that.

  • Written from scratch, not a reskin
  • Real voice calls and voicemail
  • App platform for our other scripts
The San Andreas Dispatch console with a live map, the call queue and unit status

03 · Dispatch and CAD

A full dispatch floor for a city that is on fire most nights.

San Andreas Dispatch runs calls, units and a live map in the browser. Officers get the same calls on an in-game MDT. 911 calls come in with their audio, and supervisors can play any of them back.

  • Live map, calls, units and records
  • In-game MDT wired to the browser CAD
  • 911 call-taking with audio playback
Rows of arcade cabinets under neon lights in the Eight-Bit Arcade

04 · Eight-Bit Arcade

We built an arcade. Then we wrote the games in it.

A whole interior on the Vinewood strip, modelled by us: bowling, 8-ball pool, card tables and a wall of cabinets running games we wrote, from Five Star Getaway to Skyline Stacker. Step Fever, the dance machine, builds its charts from the song itself.

  • Interior modelled in house
  • Cabinet games written from scratch
  • Bowling, pool, cards and a dance machine
The ClipForge editor open over a working fire, with targets, cameras and a timeline

05 · ClipForge

Record now. Pick the camera later.

ClipForge records the world around you, not your screen, and rebuilds it afterwards. Drone, helicopter, body cam, dash cam or a slow orbit round the action: choose after the fact, cut it, title it and export.

  • Any camera, chosen after the fact
  • Body cam, in-car and news overlays
  • Records nearby voices while they talk; /cfvoice opts out
Two officers leaning on a wall by the water

06 · The community

The reason any of this exists.

Our GTA V roleplay server, with fire, EMS, police, dispatch and civilians, played by people who mostly know each other. Everything above was built for them. Around it sit a dozen in-game websites, from a news desk to a stock exchange.

  • Our own server, not one for hire
  • Free to play, nothing for sale
  • In-game websites that work in a real browser

Everything we run

The full list.

Game servers, websites, web services and the rest, all hosted by FlameNet Cloud on servers we manage ourselves.

Game servers

Servers for our own community. None of them are for rent.

  • Roleplay serverGTA V

    The main server: fire, EMS, police, dispatch and civilians, running the radio, dispatch, phone, arcade and ClipForge.

  • Test serverGTA V

    Where new builds break before they reach the main server. Off most of the time.

  • Project ZomboidSurvival

    A long-running, heavily modded world.

  • BeamMPBeamNG.drive

    Multiplayer driving, races and crash nights.

In-game world, on the web

Sites that belong to the world of our roleplay server, written in character and open to anyone.

  • Live public scanner for unencrypted radio traffic, with archive and transcripts.

    scanner.flamenetcloud.com
  • The San Andreas stock exchange, with a market engine and traders that never sleep.

    bawsaq.flamenetcloud.com
  • Status of the state power grid, which our server can actually switch off.

    grid.flamenetcloud.com
  • The state's Independence Day celebration.

    250sanandreas.flamenetcloud.com
  • The in-game phone, by Whiz Wireless.

    flame-phone.flamenetcloud.com

Other services

The rest of what runs here.

  • Mail and webmail

    Our own mail server on our own domains, with mailboxes for us and for friends.

For the record

Not a host.

FlameNet Cloud is not a hosting company. We do not sell, rent or resell servers, game servers included, and nothing in our community is for sale. Everything here exists because we wanted to build it.