Type the number, not the data
You say what you're worth and everything downstream re-does itself. Put $1.45M across a month and today's row lands on about $48.5K, scaled again by how far into the day it is. Nothing to seed, nothing to calculate.
Type a number. Hide the buttons. Post the screenshot.
Free to try, no card · Plans from $19 a month
Total balance
…and every app updates around it
Why it works
Anyone can slap a number into Figma. The problem is the second screenshot, the pause button, and the guy in your replies doing the arithmetic.
You say what you're worth and everything downstream re-does itself. Put $1.45M across a month and today's row lands on about $48.5K, scaled again by how far into the day it is. Nothing to seed, nothing to calculate.
Every line is drawn from a seed, so it comes back identical on every reload. The screenshot you post next week matches the one from today and nothing reshuffles between takes. Reroll it if you want a different shape.
One shortcut wipes the Customize button, the floating action button and the whole edit panel off the screen. What's left is indistinguishable from the real app — ready to screenshot, record, or just hold up to someone.
Average order value is sales divided by orders. Conversion is orders divided by sessions. Every percentage comes off one growth figure, so no two numbers contradict each other when somebody pauses your video and starts counting.
Sign in and your persona follows you from phone to laptop — same name, same numbers, every app. Signed out it stays in the browser. Either way you can export it as a file and keep one per bit.
Colours, corner radii and shadows come from real published design tokens instead of being eyeballed. It doesn't look like a mockup of the app because it isn't one.
The apps
Every one is a faithful rebuild of an app your followers already know how to read — which is exactly why they never stop to ask whether it's yours.
Crypto wallet · mobile
Seven figures in tokens, a green 24-hour move and a line that goes up and to the right. Balance, cash card, token list, price charts, an Explore feed and a swap that actually moves the numbers — full-bleed on your phone, in a device frame on a desktop.
Ecommerce dashboard · desktop
The screen behind every I-quit-my-job post: today's sales climbing hour by hour, a live map of people browsing right now, recent orders coming in and whatever you decided your best seller is.
Payments dashboard · desktop
The one that says the money is actually landing. Today's volume filling up hour by hour, gross and net side by side, new customers, payouts on their way to a bank account, and a payments table you write name by name.
Yours the day they land, at the price you paid
Sessions, funnels, retention curves and a realtime counter ticking over — for when somebody asks whether anyone actually uses it.
A banking app with the balance up top: spending rings, card art, and a transaction list you write line by line.
Campaigns with spend and ROAS columns, for the post about how you're printing money on ads.
Views, watch time, a subscriber curve and a revenue panel — for the milestone you haven't hit yet.
How it works
No setup, no sample data to delete, no tutorial. Every app opens already full of numbers that look like someone's life.
Wallet, store or payouts — whichever fits the post. Each one opens already full of believable numbers, so there is nothing to set up first.
Hit ⌘ / for the Customize panel and change whatever you like: the balance, the name, the tokens you hold, the date range. Everything that depends on it updates while you type.
Hit ⌘ . and every edit control vanishes. Screenshot it, record it, or hand someone your phone and let them scroll.
Pricing
Checkout runs on Stripe — card, Apple Pay or Google Pay — and your account unlocks the second it clears. Change plan or cancel it yourself from your account page; there's nobody to email. 50% off your first 3 months, applied automatically at checkout.
50% off your first 3 months — no code needed, applied at checkout.
For the one post you want to get right.
$19per month
Start with BasicFor anyone posting more than once.
$49per month
Get ProPay once, larp forever.
$399once
Buy lifetimeYour price is locked to what you paid, every app we add lands in your account at that rate, and if it is not what you thought, there is a 14-day refund.
Every app ships with our own marks rather than anyone else's, for exactly this reason. Larping is fine. Fraud is a different word with a very different outcome — accounts used for anything under “absolutely not” get closed, and we cooperate with anyone looking into it.
An account on larpify.me with every app on your plan unlocked and no watermark on it. Your persona and your saved setups live in the account, so the same numbers show up whether you open it on your phone or your laptop.
Not at a glance, and that is the whole point. The apps are rebuilt from the real interfaces down to the corner radii, presentation mode strips out every edit control, and the numbers stay consistent with each other under scrutiny. It is still fake, though — see the bit above about where the joke stops.
The wallet does, properly — it is a real mobile app, full-bleed, and you can install it to your home screen. The store and the payouts dashboard are desktop interfaces, so shoot those from a laptop.
Signed out, nowhere — they stay in your browser. Signed in, your persona and saved setups sit in your account so they survive a new phone. You can export any setup as a file, and deleting your account deletes them.
The whole app, with a repeating larpify.me watermark over it. Give us an email — no password, no card — and every field is editable exactly as in the paid one. Paying takes the watermark off.
Not from us. Every app ships with neutral marks, and swapping in somebody's trademark is a decision — and a liability — that stays yours.
No. Studio, Team and Lifetime get every app as it lands, at the price you signed up at.
Fourteen days, no questions, refunded in full. One email and it is done.
Pick a plan, open an app, and have something worth posting in ten minutes.