GTA 6 will have its own WhatsApp, Cash App, Uber, OnlyFans, and more

The long line of GTA 6 leaks continues as more information about in-game services has surfaced. It is believed that the expansive game will have its own versions of real-world daily use websites and apps. These include apps for communication, money transfers, insurance/legal claims, travel, and more. Rockstar want’s GTA 6 to feel as realistic as possible, be it in terms of water physics or the way people live their daily lives.

The latest information comes from leaker Tez2 over on GTA Forums. The leaker posted that they came across some domains that were registered by Take-Two, Rockstar’s parent company, on May 27. These domains could be indicative of the services or apps that will be present in GTA 6. The list is as follows:

• what-up.app
• rydeme.app
• buckme.app
• leonidagov.org
• brianandbradley.com
• hookers-galore.com
• wipeoutcornskin.com
• myboyhasacreepycorndog.com

The ‘what-up.app’ was first identified in 2022 and is said to be a clone of WhatsApp. As per ZamnBoii on Reddit, ‘rydeme.app’ could be the game’s version of Uber or Lyft and ‘buckme.app’ could be a clone of Venmo or Cash App for money transfers. ‘brianandbradley.com’ might be a play on Morgan and Morgan, the American law firm that focuses on personal injury, medical malpractice, and class action lawsuits.

‘leonidagov.org’ is self-explanatory as the game is set in the fictional state of Leonida and the ‘.gov’ domain is for its government website. ‘hookers-galore.com’ on the other hand, could be an in-game version of OnlyFans or an escort service. It could even be a towing company or fishing website, as some Redditors suggest, which wouldn’t be surprising considering its Rockstar.

‘wipeoutcornskin.com’ and ‘myboyhasacreepycorndog.com’ are rather mysterious but one Redditor suspects these could be tied to in-game side missions. Regardless, it would be interesting to see the final versions of these apps and websites show up in game when it releases on May 26, 2026, if there are no more delays.