30 phone screens and 10 video thumbnails from My Larp Wallet, a crypto wallet app simulator, each labelled as a mockup.
Videos and Shorts
Home and what opens from it, like the + menu: the screens a clip should stay on, with the mockup label always in view.
MockupHome, dark, three tokens B-roll on a day in the green: three rows and no Cash row, so the whole wallet fits in the frame of a vertical clip. Stock footage and b-roll
MockupHome, dark, a red day Film prop on a day in the red, with a Cash row holding an amount above four tokens: for a scene where the day went down. Filming a phone screen
MockupHome, light, six tokens Six tokens in the light theme: the last row, USDT on a lettered badge, runs under the search bar, as a list longer than the screen does. Filming a phone screen
MockupHome, dark, Cash row and five tokens Night shoot on a day in the red: a Cash row above five tokens, enough rows for a clip that scrolls down the token list. Recording a wallet screen
MockupThe + menu, dark It opens with one tap on the + button at the bottom of Home: the way a clip reaches Send, Receive or Trade. Recording a wallet screen
MockupThe + menu, light The same menu in the light theme; with the balance blurred behind it, nothing on screen shows an amount. Recording a wallet screen
Portfolio screens in both themes and with different mixes of tokens, and the accounts sheet for a demo that moves between accounts. On a slide or on stage, say that the screen is a mockup.
MockupHome, dark, five tokens The five built-in tokens on one screen, under an empty Cash row: a whole portfolio on one slide, in the dark theme. Open the demo
MockupHome, light, five tokens The same five tokens in the light theme, for a light slide; the wallet's name, Mockup 01, says what the screen is. A portfolio in a pitch deck
MockupHome, light, with a Cash row A Cash row holding an amount above four tokens, in the light theme: cash and tokens on the same slide. A portfolio in a pitch deck
MockupHome, dark, ETH first Led by ETH, with SOL, a large USDC line and a small BTC line: the first of four different mixes in this section. Running a demo live
MockupHome, dark, mostly HYPE HYPE makes up most of the total, with SOL and USDC far behind: a portfolio concentrated in one token. Composing a portfolio
MockupHome, dark, mostly BTC BTC makes up most of the total, on a day in the red: the same concentrated shape, with another token and a down day. Composing a portfolio
MockupHome, light, USDC first Led by USDC, a stablecoin, ahead of BTC and ETH, on a day in the red: the only mix here led by a stablecoin. Composing a portfolio
MockupAccounts sheet, dark Three accounts, each with its own total, Video checked as the active one: the sheet a demo uses to move from one account to the next. Running a demo live
MockupAccounts sheet, light The same sheet in the light theme with two accounts, Personal (checked) and Sample: the shortest version of it. Running a demo live
Reference screens for layout decisions: pill tabs, token rows, a lettered badge for a token without an icon, sheets, and the same screen in both themes. An App Store listing shows your own build, so use these for conventions, the ones described in what good crypto wallet interfaces have in common.
MockupHome, light, Wallet tab The first tab reads Wallet instead of Home and the search bar just Search: tab rows and search text change from one screen to the next in this gallery. Anatomy of a wallet screen
MockupHome, light, Send and Receive tabs Send and Receive sit in the tab row itself, next to Home and Activity, above three tokens led by SOL on a day in the red. Wallet UI patterns
MockupHome, dark, a lettered USDT badge USDT sits on a green lettered badge because it is outside the built-in catalog: how the wallet draws a token without an icon. Token icons and badges
MockupHome, dark, a lettered BONK badge BONK gets a lettered badge too, in orange, between SOL and ETH, on a day in the green. Token icons and badges
MockupTokens sheet, light The Tokens sheet in the light theme: the total, the day's change in red, and every token with its own change for the day. Dark mode contrast
MockupTokens sheet, dark The Tokens sheet in the dark theme: the total, the day's change in green and five tokens. Set it beside the light one to compare contrast. Dark mode contrast
MockupReceive, Cash side, light A Tokens and Cash switch at the top; on the Cash side, the line under the decorative QR pattern reads “Stablecoins · Arrives as Cash”. Wallet UI patterns
MockupReceive, Cash side, dark The same Cash side in the dark theme, to compare one sheet across both themes. Wallet UI patterns
MockupTrade, ETH to USDC Two cards, You Pay and You Receive, joined by a swap button, each with its token picker and the value of its amount below. Wallet UI patterns
Screens for a class on reading a wallet: a total and its change over the day, a receive address beside a decorative QR pattern, a recipient field, a trade. The addresses are decorative too: nothing here can receive anything.
MockupHome, dark, a small balance A small balance whose three lines, SOL, ETH and USDC, add up to the total: a sum a class can check by hand. A lesson plan
MockupHome, light, a lettered BONK badge BONK, a token outside the built-in catalog, shows as a lettered badge between SOL and USDC. What a larp wallet is
MockupReceive, light The Tokens side of the Receive sheet: a shortened decorative address under a decorative QR pattern, for explaining what an address is for; neither receives anything. A lesson plan
MockupReceive, dark The same sheet in the dark theme; its address and QR pattern are decorative too. A lesson plan
MockupSend sheet, dark The wallet's own three accounts, each with a shortened address, above an empty recipient field: where a lesson on checking an address can start. A lesson plan
MockupTrade, SOL to Cash An amount typed on the keypad to trade SOL for Cash. Nothing is traded: a class can walk through a trade without making one. Demo account or simulator
16:9 frames for videos on YouTube and X. Each puts a headline on the left, above the site address, and the wallet on the right in a phone frame, its mockup pill at the top of the screen. The same interface runs in the free demo.
MockupThumbnail, app simulator For a video introducing the wallet: “A crypto wallet app simulator.” beside a dark home screen with an empty Cash row.
MockupThumbnail, your tokens For a video on what you set yourself: “Your tokens. Your amounts. Your name.” beside a wallet named Film prop, on a day in the red.
MockupThumbnail, full screen For a video on adding it to a phone's home screen: “It opens full screen, like an app.” beside a light wallet named Mockup 01.
MockupThumbnail, typed-in amounts For a video on where the numbers come from: “Live prices. Typed-in amounts.” beside a wallet named B-roll.
MockupThumbnail, no keys For a video on what the wallet is not: “No keys. No blockchain. Just a mockup.” beside the Receive sheet and its decorative QR pattern.
MockupThumbnail, the demo For a video that sends viewers to the demo: “Try the demo. Free, no account.” beside the demo, with its DEMO mark and its own pattern.
MockupThumbnail, sheets For a video on the sheets: “Send, receive and trade screens.” beside the Trade sheet from ETH to USDC.
MockupThumbnail, accounts For a video on accounts: “Several accounts, one wallet.” beside the accounts sheet with Main, Video and Practice.
MockupThumbnail, light or dark For a video on themes: “Light or dark. Your call.” beside a light home screen with a Cash row.
MockupThumbnail, your address For a video on the wallet's own link: “On your phone, at your own address.” beside a wallet named Side account.
About these images
They come from the wallet's own interface, rendered at 1179 × 2556 pixels, the size of an iPhone screenshot, and served here at 524 pixels wide. The thumbnails are 1280 × 720, served at 960. Each is a still picture, with nothing to click, which is how a mockup differs from a prototype.
Each carries its label twice: a lavender “mockup · not real funds” pill and the same words in a pattern across the screen. On the demo thumbnail, the pattern is the demo's own, next to its DEMO mark.
The quantities were chosen for these examples, and the prices were fixed when the images were made: no amount on this page is real money. In the wallet itself, the five built-in tokens (SOL, ETH, BTC, HYPE and USDC) follow live market prices, and every quantity is typed in.
The status bar, 9:41 and a full battery, was drawn for these images. On a phone the wallet draws none: the bar in your own screenshot is your phone's. See what lands in the picture.
The wallet holds no funds, connects to no blockchain and never asks for a seed phrase or a private key. Presenting a screen like these as a real account, to obtain money, an investment or someone's trust, is against our terms.
Try the same interface
The demo runs it in your browser, free and with no account: change the quantities, the wallet name or the Cash row, with live prices and a DEMO mark on the screen.
