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Film a crypto wallet without ever filming yours.

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Your script needs a wallet on screen: a YouTube video, a TikTok, a reel or a scene on set. Fill in a short form, open the result full screen on your phone and hit record.

$19 per month · stop whenever you like · card payments go through Stripe

The wallet engine itself, running on this page with sample figures. In a wallet of yours, the five built-in tokens follow the market.

From the form to the footage

  1. Fill in the form.

    Select your tokens, enter how much of each you hold on screen, and name the wallet. If you want to see the result first, the homepage shows it inside a phone frame.

  2. Put it on your phone.

    One tap adds it to the home screen, and from then on it launches full screen like any other app. Here is what ends up in the picture.

  3. Roll the camera.

    Either use the phone’s built-in screen recorder or point a second camera at the phone, and leave a “Mockup” tag visible in the shot. The larp wallet tutorial walks through each stage, a before and after clip is a gentle first project, and the finished wallet screens preview the result.

What the lens will see

  • Prices that tick.

    In a wallet of yours, SOL, ETH, BTC, HYPE and USDC are re-quoted every few seconds whenever the phone has a connection. A hand-drawn screen gives itself away on video by never changing; this one keeps moving.

  • Nothing of yours in shot.

    There is no real address to read, no seed phrase to catch and no genuine balance to expose. You set the wallet name, the handle and the avatar. Swap out the stock ghost avatar and the search text before you shoot, as both nod to a real wallet app.

  • Figures that repeat from take to take.

    Each quantity stays where you typed it, the wallet starts from your home screen, and the real status bar of your phone sits on top. Market prices still drift between takes. If a scene demands identical numbers, build it from custom tokens whose price you enter yourself.

Limits to know before you shoot

  • You get no file and no export. The screenshot or the recording is made on your phone.
  • Nothing can be sent. There are no transactions, no transfers between users and no push notifications.
  • Only the five built-in tokens follow the market; a custom token holds whatever price you typed.
  • There is one wallet layout. Content, name, colour and labels are yours to change, the design is not.
  • The tabs lead to screens with fixed sample content, so keep your camera on the home screen.
  • No written business licence exists yet. A production company or a client should write to us before relying on it.

Drawn by the engine itself

Below are three compositions made by the same engine that powers your wallet. On the first one, the tag was placed by this page, to show where a Mockup label can sit in a vertical shot.

Crypto wallet home screen composed in Flexdger Wallet: a wallet named Scene 4, a total balance above a cash row at zero and a list of 5 tokens, in a dark theme with a lavender accent.
Scene 4Dark theme, five tokens, a tag in shot.
Crypto wallet home screen composed in Flexdger Wallet: a wallet named B-roll, a total balance above a cash row at zero and a list of 4 tokens, in a light theme with a lavender accent.
B-rollLight theme, four tokens, renamed tabs.
Crypto wallet home screen composed in Flexdger Wallet: a wallet named Take 9, a total balance above a cash row and a list of 4 tokens, in a dark theme with a lavender accent.
Take 9A cash row, Bitcoin first.

A mockup, not a wallet: composed in Flexdger Wallet. Nothing is held in it and it joins no chain. The clock, signal and battery in these pictures come from our renderer; on your phone the wallet gives that strip back to the real status bar.

Reading for the shoot

Screens by chain

Where the line is

All our articles on filming and showing wallet screens sit in wallet screens on video, film and stage. For the product itself, see Flexdger Wallet, a crypto wallet simulator that runs in your browser.

Questions

What is a larp wallet?

A larp wallet, also called a crypto wallet app simulator, renders a wallet screen that looks genuine from numbers you enter yourself, for a video, a sketch, a pitch deck or a demo. Nothing is held in it and no chain is ever read. In front of a camera it works as a prop, so keep a Mockup label in the shot.

Can I use it in a YouTube video, a TikTok or a film?

In your own videos you can: compose the wallet, open it on your phone, record it there and show a Mockup label on screen. A production company or a client should write to us first, since our terms give a personal right of use (section 4). Never caption the screen as your holdings, because passing it off as a real balance breaks our terms.

Is there a file or an export?

No. The wallet lives on your phone, and you capture the screenshot or the recording yourself at the phone’s own resolution.

Does it look like a real wallet brand?

It has a name of its own, yet its default look sits close to a real wallet app: a ghost avatar, a lavender accent, a layout that follows that app and, in the paid app, a search text that names it. Change the avatar and the search text before recording. The home screen labels (wallet name, tabs, section title, search text) can all be edited, while the screens behind the tabs show fixed sample content, so film the home screen.

Do the prices really move?

Inside your wallet they do: the five built-in tokens follow the market for as long as the phone is online, and a custom token stays at the price you typed. If figures must not change between takes, use only custom tokens, so that the rows and the total stay put.

Can I try it before paying?

The full wallet has no trial, but the live demo lets you play with it first, with no account. Under our terms (section 6) a payment can be refunded within 14 days if the product does not do what this site says it does. A change of mind is not covered.

Have the wallet ready before you press record.

Set it up once and open it on your phone, and it is waiting for every take.

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$19 per month, or $97 one time for life

Stop whenever you like · card payments go through Stripe

Flexdger Wallet builds interface mockups. It is not a wallet: nothing is held in it and no chain is ever read. Every quantity shown was typed by hand, and the only real numbers are the market prices of the five built-in tokens. Using a screen as proof of funds, as a statement, or to get money out of someone breaks our terms.

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