Exodus larp wallet for iPhone: the closest look we offer
People who search for an Exodus larp wallet, or Exodus larp on iPhone, want a polished dark wallet screen for a clip. What that means, the dark wallet look of our own that we offer (not a copy of Exodus), how to film it on an iPhone, and Exodus's own scam warnings about its secret key. We make My Larp Wallet and are not affiliated with Exodus.
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An Exodus larp wallet is a staged, polished wallet screen used as a prop in a clip. We make My Larp Wallet, with a dark look of our own that does not copy Exodus, and we are not affiliated with Exodus. On iPhone it opens from Safari, full screen, nothing to install. A staged screen is never proof of funds.
What people mean by "Exodus larp"
We make My Larp Wallet and we are not affiliated with Exodus. People who search for "Exodus larp wallet" and "Exodus larp iPhone" usually want one thing: a polished, dark, good-looking wallet screen to put in a clip, ideally on the phone in their hand. Some also want that screen to resemble Exodus in particular. We can help with the first and not the second.
A larp wallet, also called a crypto wallet app simulator, is an app that shows a believable crypto wallet screen built from the balances you type in, for videos, skits, pitch decks and demos. It holds no funds and touches no blockchain.
The closest look we offer
We offer one wallet look, our own: dark, with a lavender accent. It is not a copy of Exodus. It does not reproduce Exodus's interface, its logo or its colors, and nothing on the screen names it. Trademarks belong to their owners. What it shares with the style people search for is a general feel: dark background, clear token rows, a portfolio total at the top.
| What you want | What we offer |
|---|---|
| A polished dark wallet screen | Yes, one look of our own |
| Your tokens, amounts, a total and a 24h change | Yes, typed by you, with live prices for the built-in tokens |
| Full screen on an iPhone | Yes, added to the home screen from Safari |
| The exact Exodus interface or logo | No |
| A way to prove a balance | No, never |
If the viewer has to recognize one specific app, film the real app with the balance hidden, draw an insert in a design tool, or accept a generic crypto wallet look. Our page on fake crypto wallet apps compares those routes.
Getting it on an iPhone
There is no IPA and no store listing. It is a web app.
- Open the demo in Safari and see whether the look suits your clip. No account is needed.
- If it does, sign in after choosing a plan. It is a paid product, monthly or once for life.
- Tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. Apple's guide also describes an Open as Web App option.
- Open it from the new icon. It fills the screen with no browser bars.
- Type your tokens and amounts.
More device detail is in larp wallet on iPhone. If you also work on a computer, see larp wallet on PC.
Filming an iPhone wallet screen
- Screen record, do not film a second phone. Control Center has a screen recording button. The capture is sharp and vertical.
- Turn on Do Not Disturb first. Otherwise a real notification lands in your scene.
- Move in the first seconds. Scroll, tap a token, let the total shift.
- Label the clip. Say it is a skit, on screen and in the caption.
Our guide to recording a wallet screen covers the rest, and money skit ideas has story starts. Creators can begin at the creators page.
Where an Exodus-style prop screen shows up
The scenes people ask us about are consistent. A skit where a character checks a balance and reacts. A thumbnail with a phone in hand. A pitch deck slide that needs a portfolio view instead of a spreadsheet. A reaction video where the screen sets up the joke. In each of them the screen is set dressing, and the viewer is meant to know it. When the story needs the exact app, the honest options are the real app with the balance hidden or a design insert, as described in fake crypto wallet apps.
Exodus's own scam warnings
Names like Exodus attract scammers, so here is what Exodus itself says on its support pages. Its staff will never ask for your passwords, private keys or 12-word secret key. A request to validate or verify your wallet by entering that key is a scam. Numbers listed online as official Exodus support, and Telegram channels that look official, are described there as scams, because Exodus says it offers no phone or Telegram support. It also says blockchain transactions cannot be reversed, so funds sent to a scammer are generally gone.
A larp wallet needs none of that. It holds no funds, so it never asks for a key or a phrase. A page called an Exodus simulator that asks for yours is the scam version. Our page on crypto scam awareness training covers more.
A prop, never proof
A wallet screen made with a larp wallet app is a prop for a video, a skit, a deck or a demo. It is never proof of a balance, and showing it to someone to obtain money or trust is a false statement. Using our app that way breaks our terms.
Look at it on your own phone first: open the demo.
Sources
- Exodus Support, What crypto scams should I watch out for?, read 31 October 2026 (through a search summary)
- Exodus Support, I received an email from Exodus asking me to provide my 12-word secret key, read 31 October 2026 (through a search summary)
- Exodus Support, Everything you need to know about your 12-word secret key, read 31 October 2026 (through a search summary)
- Apple Support, Bookmark a website in Safari on iPhone, read 31 October 2026
- Apple Support, Record the screen on your iPhone, stable official page
Questions
What is an Exodus larp wallet?
A staged wallet screen that plays the part of a polished desktop-and-mobile wallet in a video, skit or demo. The balance is typed. It is connected to no wallet. We make My Larp Wallet, which has a dark look of its own, not a copy of Exodus, and we are not affiliated with Exodus.
Is there an Exodus larp for iPhone?
Ours works on iPhone as a web app: open it in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen, and it opens full screen like an app. There is no installer and no store listing. It has a dark wallet look of our own, with a lavender accent.
Does My Larp Wallet copy the Exodus design?
No. It does not reproduce Exodus's interface, logo or colors, and we say so plainly. Trademarks belong to their owners. If your scene needs the exact look of a named app, film the real app with the balance hidden or draw an insert in a design tool.
Will a larp wallet ask for my Exodus secret key?
Never. It holds no funds and has no use for a key. Exodus's support pages say its staff will never ask for your 12-word secret key or private keys, and that a request to validate your wallet by entering it is a scam. Close any page that asks.
How do I film it on an iPhone?
Add the app to your home screen, open it from the icon so it fills the screen, turn on Do Not Disturb, then use screen recording from Control Center. Film vertical for phone-first platforms. A recording is sharper than filming a second phone.
Is an Exodus-style screen proof of a balance?
No. A staged wallet screen is never proof of funds. Shown to someone to get money, a deal or trust, it is a false statement, and using our app that way breaks our terms.
Compose the screen instead of describing it
Your tokens, your amounts, your accent, laid out in the browser, then opened on your phone at your own address. A mockup, and we never pretend otherwise.
- Unlimited tokens, amounts and accents
- Add it to your home screen; it opens like an app
- Live market prices that keep moving
- Your own address, mylarpwallet.com/you
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