The apps
Thirty-one apps. Most of them need nothing from your server; the ones that do are marked, and what they need is one line of config each.
Which of them exist at all is Config.AppList in shared/config/apps.lua: installed puts an app on the phone, store puts it in the App Store for a price, and off makes it stop existing — not hidden, gone.
The phone being a phone
Section titled “The phone being a phone”| App | What it is | Needs |
|---|---|---|
| Phone | Calls, the keypad, recents. Voice goes through pma-voice, mumble, SaltyChat or TokoVoip | A voice resource |
| Messages | Conversations, groups, photos, voice notes, a location, a contact card | — |
| Contacts | With a card of your own to hand over | — |
| Camera | Photos and video, front and back, and the viewfinder is the game | An upload target |
| Photos | Albums, favourites, a picture you can send anywhere | — |
| An address per character, and other resources can write to it | — | |
| Notes, Calculator, Clock, Calendar, Weather | The small ones. The weather is your server’s | — |
| Settings | Wallpaper, ringtone, widgets, the case, the language, the linked devices | — |
| App Store | What this city sells, what it gives away | — |
| App | What it is | Needs |
|---|---|---|
| Wallet | The balance, transfers by phone number, the history, invoices | Your framework’s account |
| Bills | Invoices arriving from anywhere, paid from here | A billing resource, or the phone’s own |
| Crypto | Six coins this city made up and a market that moves on its own | — |
City life
Section titled “City life”| App | What it is | Needs |
|---|---|---|
| CityList | The marketplace: photos, prices, and a message to the seller | — |
| Services | The businesses, the emergency numbers, and a request somebody answers | — |
| Pulse | Jobs, events and news, posted by whoever the city lets post | — |
| City ID | Identity and licences, and handing a copy to somebody for five minutes | A licence resource |
| Properties | The houses, on the map | A housing resource |
| Garage | Every vehicle, where it is, what shape it is in | A garage resource |
| Radio | Channels, who is on them, and a key to talk | A voice resource |
| Music | Streams, a speaker other people hear, and your own files | — |
| Darknet | An alias, private groups and a public wire, on a phone that does not say who you are | — |
| Business | Hiring, firing, grades, the company account, the invoices | A society resource |
The social four
Section titled “The social four”| App | What it is |
|---|---|
| Instapic | Photos, stories, saved posts, a profile |
| Twixel | Short posts, replies, reposts, bookmarks |
| Klipz | A full-screen feed of short video, posted from the camera in your pocket |
| Flinder | Profiles, swiping, matches, and the conversation after |
All four are accounts of their own — a handle and a password, not a character name — so somebody can be one person in the city and another one online. The tick beside a name is handed out by the city with exports.mic_phone:SetVerified(src, app, true), and never asked for.
Two that are not icons
Section titled “Two that are not icons”Nearby is the phone’s AirDrop: a contact card, a photo, a document, handed to whoever is standing next to you. It opens from the share sheet rather than from the Home Screen.
The web half is the same phone in a browser, for a player who has closed the game. It is in Settings, it is a six-digit code, and what it may open is Config.Web.Apps.
Folders
Section titled “Folders”Drag one icon onto another and hold it there for a moment: the two go into a folder. Tapping the folder’s name renames it, holding an icon inside it starts editing, and taking the last app out makes the folder stop existing. Nothing about it is configured — it belongs to whoever is holding the phone.