If you spent any time in Los Santos around 2013, you probably remember the "iFruit" craze. Released as a real-world companion to Grand Theft Auto V , it was Rockstar’s attempt to bring the game's satire into our actual pockets. But after nearly a decade of service, the app was officially .
This was the app's biggest draw. You could customize your cars—changing paint jobs, window tints, smoke colors, and even engine performance—from your phone. Once you placed the order, your car would be ready for pickup the next time you visited an in-game garage. Grand Theft Auto: iFruit
The Rise and Fall of iFruit: A Look Back at GTA V’s Famous Companion App If you spent any time in Los Santos
Long before the "can you pet the dog" meme, iFruit gave us a Tamagotchi-style minigame for Franklin’s Rottweiler, Chop. By feeding, watering, and playing with him in the app, you could improve his happiness and unlock new tricks (like sitting or begging) in the main game. This was the app's biggest draw
