Phone, Garage and Charging in Voltline — Your Home Screen

The official Voltline description dedicates a full line to it: “Use your in-game phone for deliveries, navigation, shopping, and your garage.” The phone is not flavor — it is the game’s control panel. Here is each app and the routine around them.

What does each phone app do?

• Deliveries — the income app: browse and accept food orders. Order-selection strategy is in delivery basics.
• Navigation — route guidance to customers; pair it with learned shortcuts for real speed.
• Shopping — the parts and scooters catalog: batteries, motors and controllers, brakes, tires, suspension and the machines themselves.
• Garage — your scooters live here: charge, swap and manage your fleet.

How does the garage work?

The garage is your home base. It is where you charge — “charge your scooter, watch your battery” is official — and where a second scooter waits as a backup once you own one. Mid-shift battery panic is solved by a swap, not a wait; the scooter comparison explains the fleet logic.

What is the charging routine?

The habit loop that keeps income alive:

1. Before accepting far orders — glance at the meter.
2. Between orders — top up at the garage rather than running the battery to zero.
3. End of session — plug in so the next session starts full.

Charge times are Early Testing values; the routine is permanent. The battery guide covers the upgrade side of range.

What about mileage tracking?

“Track the miles you ride” — the phone counts them. Two uses: a quiet progress log that stacks up session after session, and an efficiency signal. Rising miles with flat income means scattered orders; the fix is in money-making tips.

Anything else on the phone?

As of Early Testing, the official page confirms these four functions — treat anything else you find as a bonus of the testing phase, and expect the phone to grow as the game does. Bug reports (include your scooter and what happened) go to the developer via the official Roblox page.