My Larp Wallet, compared with the alternatives
Looking at another larp wallet? Each page below puts one of them next to My Larp Wallet, line by line: how you get it, how you pay, what it costs, what it shows, and where the other one does better. Every fact comes from their own site, with a date.
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Four looks sold by the week, or one wallet you can try free first. Price, refunds and support compared.
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Five looks and sends between users, or one wallet for a fraction of the price, with a free demo.
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Seven apps paid in crypto, or one wallet you pay by card and try free first.
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Close on price, different on everything around it: free demo, card checkout, refunds in writing.
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A toolbox of 15+ templates with a free plan, or one crypto wallet built for the phone, with live prices.
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A free offline app for bank, stocks and crypto, or a crypto wallet whose prices follow the real market.
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A wealth simulator for bank and net-worth screens, or a crypto wallet whose prices follow the real market.
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Drawing a wallet screen by hand in a design tool, or composing it in a simulator: what each route really takes.
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My Larp Wallet makes interface mockups. It is not a wallet: it holds no funds and reads no blockchain. Every quantity is typed in; only the market prices of the five built-in tokens are real. Presenting a screen as a real balance or an account statement, to obtain money or someone’s trust, is against our terms.