Larp wallet app and larp app: is there an APK, an IPA or a store version?

My Larp Wallet has none of the three. The wallet is a web app that opens at your own address and sits on your home screen, which is also why any file carrying its name deserves suspicion.

Published: 22 September 2026 · Last reviewed: 7 November 2026

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Looking for your device? See larp wallet APK for Android, larp wallet on iPhone and iOS and larp wallet on PC and Mac. Wondering about the word itself? Larp is slang for pretending, and a larp app is one that draws a bank or wallet screen from numbers you type in.

Platform by platform

A larp app reaches your phone by one of three routes: a store listing, a web app added to the home screen, or a file from a website. The route matters more than the app, because each one asks something different of your phone and your trust.

There is no file to download at all, images included: you take the screenshot yourself. On an iPhone the home screen step happens in Safari or a recent Chrome, never inside an app like Instagram or Gmail. The steps are on the page about putting the wallet on your home screen. The whole workflow, from a blank wallet to a labelled clip, is in the larp wallet tutorial.

What the home screen icon actually is

The same page, on the same domain, opened full screen without browser chrome. Nothing to download, no store review, no permission prompt, no update to accept. Remove the icon and the paid wallet stays saved on your account. The case for a tab over an installer is made in why a wallet simulator should run in a browser tab; this page is about the files people look for instead.

Why a wallet-shaped APK is a high-risk file

On Android, installing an APK from a link starts with granting a browser or a file manager the right to install unknown apps. The file skips Play Store review, then can ask for two permissions that matter. Accessibility access reads the screen and taps for you. Display over other apps draws its own screen on top of a real one. In a file shaped like a wallet, that pair can watch you open your real one.

What an IPA from a link needs on iPhone

An IPA sent by link does not install on an iPhone the way an APK does on Android. Each detour around that asks you to trust the sender with more than an app:

• An enterprise certificate. You are told to trust an unknown developer in Settings, General, VPN & Device Management. Those certificates exist for a company's internal apps.
• A configuration profile. It can add a certificate, a VPN or a proxy that routes your traffic through someone else's server.
• A TestFlight invite. A beta channel with a lighter review than the store, which has carried fake wallet apps before.

Five questions before you install any larp app

1. Where does it come from? A store listing or the maker's own address, not a link in a chat.
2. What does it ask for? An account and a payment are normal. A recovery phrase, a key or a wallet connection is not.
3. Does it say what it is? Mockup, simulator or prop in its own copy, and no promise of real balances or withdrawals.
4. Are its terms and refund readable before you pay?
5. Can you tell who made it? A name, an email a person answers and official accounts you can verify.

Larp wallet downloads on GitHub and Telegram

Search for a larp wallet download and two places keep coming up: GitHub repositories that ship a "larp wallet" as a desktop executable or a script, and Telegram channels that sell a download link or a licence key. None of those files, scripts or keys come from My Larp Wallet. We publish no app, no .exe and no script, on GitHub or anywhere else, and we sell nothing through a direct message.

The risk is the one above, on another platform. A repository can be copied and renamed in a minute, and a release can carry a compiled file whose code nobody has read; a channel can change hands overnight. A download that asks for a seed phrase, a private key or a browser extension is built to reach a real wallet, not to draw a mockup. My Larp Wallet runs in one place only: the browser, at mylarpwallet.com.

Pick your device

Each device has its own page with the exact steps: larp wallet on iPhone and iOS (Safari, no IPA), larp wallet APK for Android (Chrome, no APK) and larp wallet on PC and Mac (any browser). The short version of all three is on the larp wallet download page. If you came for a Phantom-style screen, the Phantom wallet simulator compares the options, and what a larp wallet is explains the idea from the start.

The seed phrase screen

The rule: a larp app never needs a recovery phrase or a private key. If an app, a site or a person asks for one, it is not a simulator, whatever it is called.

Most of these files end the same way: a screen asking for your recovery phrase to "restore", "sync" or "verify" the wallet. The phrase is the wallet. Whoever types it into their own device controls the funds, for good.

Two rules cover every case. No file of any kind comes from My Larp Wallet, desktop installers included. And no crypto wallet simulator has any use for a seed: it draws a screen from numbers you type and signs nothing. The definition of a larp wallet covers where mockup ends and deception starts.

Offline, and what it never does

Lose the connection with the wallet open and the five live prices (SOL, ETH, BTC, HYPE, USDC) freeze on their last value. The total and the 24-hour change stop with them. A custom token keeps the price you typed. When the connection returns, the 4-second refresh resumes.

What it never does, online or off: hold funds, connect to a blockchain, sign or send anything. Nothing is queued for later, and a screenshot of it proves nothing about anyone's holdings. The homepage shows the wallet itself, on a phone screen.

Ready to set one up? How to get a larp wallet walks through it step by step, with nothing to install.

Looking for the Phantom look specifically? Larp Phantom wallet: what it is and how to get one safely covers the screen and the versions to avoid. We are not affiliated with Phantom.

Questions

What is a larp wallet IPA, and where do I get one?

An IPA is the package an iPhone app ships in. My Larp Wallet publishes none, no TestFlight build and no App Store listing: on iPhone you open your wallet in Safari and add it to the Home Screen. An IPA sent by link or chat only installs after you trust an enterprise certificate or a profile, which is the route security researchers have seen wallet-shaped apps use to steal recovery phrases. Any IPA under the name of My Larp Wallet came from someone else.

Is there a larp wallet APK, and is it safe?

No APK comes from My Larp Wallet. On Android, Chrome installs the wallet as a web app from its own address. An APK from a link skips store review and needs the unknown-apps switch, so treat any file offered under that name as unsafe.

Is there a free larp wallet app?

Not from us. My Larp Wallet is paid, but you can touch it first: the live demo at mylarpwallet.com/demo opens in the browser with no account, so you can change the amounts and open a token before you pay. There is no APK or IPA at any price either, and a file offered as one did not come from My Larp Wallet.

Can I get the larp wallet on iPhone without the App Store?

Yes. Open your wallet's address in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen, and it opens full screen like an app. A recent Chrome for iOS has the same entry under Share; the browsers built into Instagram, Gmail or Discord do not, so switch to Safari there.

Is a larp wallet APK safe to install?

My Larp Wallet publishes no APK, so any APK under that name comes from someone else. A sideloaded app shaped like a wallet can request accessibility and overlay permissions, and if it asks for a seed phrase, it is built to take the wallet behind it.

What is a larp app?

In the money and crypto sense, a larp app draws a bank or wallet screen from numbers you type in, for videos, skits, decks and demos, and holds no funds. The word also names live-action role-play, a hobby with nothing to do with these apps.