Story-mode tools
Mod menus, trainers and utilities for single-player use.
The GTA V portal collects the tools that make the single-player sandbox easier to work with — and, where a build supports it, online utilities. Story-mode work is always the safer half, and the portal keeps the two clearly separated.
Every entry below is published by staff and carries the date it was last updated, so you can see how current a build is before you download it.
Mod menus, trainers and utilities for single-player use.
Published only when a build is actually maintained for the current game version.
Each catalog entry shows when its build was last updated, so you can see whether it matches your game patch.
The GTA V portal is open to any SIZIF account. Items are published by staff in the catalog; free items unlock once, paid items need the plan that belongs to this portal alone.
Plans are stored per game, so a subscription for one portal never unlocks another. Free catalog items unlock once and stay on the account permanently, including after a reinstall.
Only the entries that explicitly say so. Story-mode tools are the ones we can keep stable, and they are labelled as such.
No. Plans are stored per portal — a CS2 plan never unlocks another game's catalog.
No. One SIZIF account holds every portal you join, and the portal switcher in the dashboard moves you between them.
It gets updated or unpublished. A catalog card never shows a build we cannot stand behind, and the update date is visible on every card.
The same account opens every game below.