Larp wallet on PC and Mac: in the browser, nothing to install

There is no larp wallet for Windows or macOS to download, and you do not need one. My Larp Wallet runs in any modern browser: compose the screen on the big display, then send it to your phone, where it opens full screen for the picture.

Published: 14 October 2026

The short version

There is no larp wallet for Windows or macOS to download: no .exe, no .dmg, no browser extension. My Larp Wallet runs online, in the browser you already have, at mylarpwallet.com. On the computer you compose the screen; on your phone you shoot it. Once your wallet exists, moving it from one to the other takes under a minute:

1. Open mylarpwallet.com on the computer and sign in.
2. Compose the screen in the phone preview: tokens, amounts, avatar, accent color, wallet name.
3. Copy your address from the panel beside the phone and open it on your phone.
4. Add it to the phone's home screen and take the picture or the video there.

What works on a computer

Everything you need to build the screen:

• The composer. The wallet is previewed at iPhone 14 Pro size, in a phone outline, with a Zoom slider underneath. Its settings open inside that phone, the way they will on your own: tokens with a custom name, symbol, color and icon; quantity, unit price and 24-hour change; an automatic or manual total; accent color, avatar and wallet name.
• A keyboard. Typing a dozen amounts with decimals is faster with keys than with a thumb.
• Live prices. SOL, ETH, BTC, HYPE and USDC refresh every 4 seconds on the computer too; a custom token keeps the price you type.
• One wallet on every device. Your wallet is saved to your account, so the screen composed on the computer is the one your phone opens. An avatar image travels with it; if an image is too heavy to sync, the wallet tells you.
• A look before you sign up. The homepage shows the wallet and its settings in any browser, computer included.

Windows, macOS, ChromeOS or Linux makes no difference: nothing is installed, so any modern browser will do.

Why the full-screen phone view is the point

A wallet screen is meant to be seen on a phone, and that is where a capture looks right. Compare what each device gives you:

That is also why the wallet draws no status bar of its own: on the phone, the bar at the top is the phone's, and its clock keeps moving in a clip. On the computer, the preview is for composing. The picture comes from the phone.

Send the wallet to your phone

Beside the phone preview, a panel titled Put it on your phone home screen shows your wallet's address with a Copy button. The same link sits in the wallet's Settings, under Copy my wallet link. Then use whichever way is quickest:

• Scan it. In Chrome on the computer, choose More, Cast, save, and share, Create QR code, and point the phone's camera at the code.
• Type it. mylarpwallet.com/yourname is short.
• Send it to yourself in a note or a message, then open it in Safari on an iPhone or Chrome on Android, not inside the messaging app.

On the phone, sign in with the same account: the address is tied to your account and your plan, so the link alone opens nothing. Then add it to the home screen, which takes under a minute: the iPhone steps in Safari or the Android steps in Chrome.

Optional: give it its own window on the computer

If you compose often, the computer can keep the wallet in its own window, with its own icon. It changes nothing in the picture.

• Chrome: the Install button at the right of the address bar when Chrome shows one, or More, Cast, save, and share, Install page as app. When Chrome or Edge offers it, the wallet's own panel also shows an Install here button.
• Edge: Settings and more (the three dots), More tools, Apps, Install this site as an app.
• Safari on Mac: Share in the toolbar, Add to Dock, then Add. Apple says you stay signed in to the web app in most cases.

Recording tips

• Record on the phone. The phone's own screen recorder captures at native resolution, with the real status bar, and the live prices give the clip movement. Turn notifications off first.
• Record the computer only to show the process. A tutorial on how you built a screen is a fine use. On a Mac, Shift, Command and 5 open the Screenshot toolbar, with Record Selected Window from macOS Tahoe 26. On Windows, the Snipping Tool records after the Windows logo key, Shift and R.
• Label it. Keep a visible Mockup label in the frame for as long as the wallet is on screen.

Status bar, framing and the rest of a shoot are covered in how to record a crypto wallet screen for a video.

No .exe, no .dmg, no extension

Searches for a larp wallet for PC or Windows turn up downloads: executables and scripts on code-hosting sites, browser extensions, files passed around in chat channels. None of them come from My Larp Wallet; we did not check those files and we link to none. The rule that covers all of them: a desktop file or an extension that asks for a recovery phrase, a private key or access to your wallet extension is built to reach a real wallet, not to draw a mockup. The APK, IPA, App Store or browser comparison explains why the browser is the only place ours runs.

A mockup on every screen

My Larp Wallet is a crypto wallet app simulator. Every amount is typed in; only the market prices are real. It holds no funds, connects to no blockchain and asks for no seed phrase, on the computer or on the phone, and our terms forbid presenting a screen as a real balance or proof of funds. The larp wallet tutorial goes from a blank wallet to a labeled clip.

Your next step

Open the My Larp Wallet homepage on your computer: it shows the wallet, its live prices and its settings. Click Get my wallet, create your account and pick a plan; it is a paid app. Compose the screen on the big display, then send the address to your phone and add it to the home screen.

Sources

• Google Chrome Help, Use web apps (Computer), 2026
• Google Chrome Help, Share tabs in Chrome (Computer), 2026
• Microsoft Support, Install, manage, or uninstall apps in Microsoft Edge, 2026
• Apple, Turn a website into an app in Safari on Mac, 2026
• Apple, How to record the screen on Mac, 2026
• Microsoft Support, Use Snipping Tool to capture screenshots, 2026

Questions

Can I use a larp wallet on PC?

Yes. My Larp Wallet runs in Chrome, Edge, Safari, Firefox or any modern browser, on Windows, macOS or another system, at mylarpwallet.com. You compose the screen there, in a phone-sized preview, and your wallet is saved to your account so the phone opens the same one.

Is there a larp wallet download for Windows or Mac?

Not from My Larp Wallet: it publishes no .exe, no .dmg and no browser extension. Executables and extensions offered as a larp wallet come from someone else, and one that asks for a recovery phrase or access to a wallet extension is built to reach a real wallet.

Can I record a larp wallet video on my laptop?

You can record the computer to show how you set up a screen, but the clip will look like a website in a window. For a wallet that reads as an app, open it on your phone from the home screen and use the phone's own screen recorder.

How do I get the larp wallet from my computer to my phone?

Copy your wallet's address from the panel beside the phone preview, or create a QR code in Chrome (More, Cast, save, and share, Create QR code) and scan it. Open it on the phone, sign in with the same account and add it to the home screen.

Does the larp wallet work online without installing anything?

Yes. It is a web app: the wallet is drawn in your browser, saved to your account, and needs no download on a computer or a phone. Installing it as an app window on the computer, or on the phone home screen, is optional and changes only how it opens.