Prop finance apps for skits and film
A $2M portfolio on your home screen in 90 seconds.
Pozer is a web app for building simulated finance apps you film as props, for skits, parody and film: a wallet, an exchange, a trading app, a bank account, a payment app, a store dashboard, with your name, logo and numbers. Each installs to your home screen, opens fullscreen like a real app, and its prices tick live while you film.
Free account · No card
- Not a wallet
- Not an exchange
- Not proof of funds
How it works
Three steps, one sitting.
No download, no App Store review, no waiting. The whole thing happens in a browser tab and ends on your home screen.
Start with the wallet →- 01
Build
Pick a template and type over it. Name the app, drop in a logo, set the balance, rename the tokens, edit the transaction history line by line. Nothing to install, nothing to design.
- 02
Install
Open your app in Safari on the iPhone, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. It lands next to your real apps with your icon on it and opens fullscreen — no browser bar, no address, no tell.
- 03
Perform
Send, swap, deposit, place a bet. Balances move, receipts print, spot prices update from the live market. You film the take once instead of faking it in post.
BUILD YOUR FIRST APP
Free account · No card
The studio
11 apps. Every genre.
Every layout is our own design. You bring the name, the logo and the numbers — the app behaves like the real thing on camera.
Guides
How to film them
Fake dashboard generator: four dashboards that run on your phoneThe simplest fake dashboard generators hand you a picture of a dashboard. These are four working apps: a store, a creator shop, a channel and a subscription business, built in a browser and installed on a phone, where the tabs open and the figures follow from each other. Here is which one fits your scene, the numbers you set on each, what answers a tap on camera, and where none of them belongs.11 min read →Shopify dashboard simulator: a store app you can tap on cameraMost Shopify simulators are a picture with numbers you can edit. This one is a store app on your phone: the date range steps, each metric redraws the chart, an order opens and gets fulfilled, and new orders can arrive as notifications. Here is what it works out for you, what you type, what answers a thumb, and what it will never simulate.9 min read →YouTube Studio simulator: a creator dashboard that runs on your phoneSearch for a YouTube Studio simulator and three different things come back: a game about being a YouTuber, a calculator that projects a channel, and a dashboard showing numbers you choose. This is the third, as a working app: five tabs, a chart, comments you can answer and a subscriber count that climbs by notification. Here is what it works out, what moves, how to stage a milestone, and what it will never be.9 min read →The fake bank account balance prank, and the app to film it withThe usual version is a picture of a balance sent by text, or a recorded bank voice played on speaker. This one is an app on your own phone: a balance to the cent, account digits under it, a list that explains it, and buttons that work when they take the phone off you. Here is how to set it up, which versions it can carry, and how to end it.9 min read →A crypto prank app, and how to film the prankMost crypto prank apps are a balance you type and a button that takes a screenshot. This one is an exchange they can hold: it opens on your balance, buys Bitcoin when you tap Buy, and carries a futures position with its profit worked out. Here is the line you don't cross, the account to set up, three pranks it can carry and how to end each one.9 min read →A fake trading screen you can hold, and how to film itSearch for a fake trading screen and you mostly find two things: practice simulators, and charts that scroll by themselves on a monitor. This is a third: a trading screen on your phone, with your trade on it, that answers when it's tapped. Here is what it shows, what moves and what doesn't, how to set the number, and how to end the joke.9 min read →How to film the “I lost all our money” trading prankA screen full of gains only has to be believed. A screen showing a huge loss has to be believed for under a minute, and then everyone in the room has to be fine. Here is the account that carries it, five ways in, what to tap on camera, and where the reveal goes.8 min read →Fake Kalshi bet maker and meme generator: a joke bet you can tapMost fake Kalshi bet makers hand you a picture of a trade slip. This is a prediction market that runs on your phone: you write the question, tap Yes, type the shares, and the app fills the order and prints a receipt with the cost and the payout. Here is how to build the bet backwards from the punchline, how to end it, and where the line is.9 min read →
Pricing
Free forever. Pay only to take the mark off.
Free
$0
Free account, no card.
- All templates
- Home-screen install, fullscreen launch
- Live spot prices and working buttons
SIMULATED · POZER.COM
Free apps carry that mark as fine print under the main figure — the balance, the total, the profit — and on every receipt and every exported image. That is the deal: the product stays free, and a free app always says what it is.
Pro
No markUS$12.99/mo
Renews every month until you cancel.
- Everything in Free, with the SIMULATED mark removed
- Unlimited apps, all templates
- Clean on up to 5 devices where you’re signed in
- New templates the day they land
Billed automatically every month until you cancel it in your account. Payments are non-refundable. Prices exclude applicable taxes. Priced in US dollars; checkout can show the amount in your own currency.
Questions
The parts people ask about.
Does it actually work on an iPhone?
Yes, with one path that matters: open your app in Safari, tap the Share button, then Add to Home Screen. It then launches fullscreen with your icon, no browser chrome. On iOS this only works from Safari — Chrome, Firefox and in-app browsers (the ones inside Instagram, TikTok, X or a DM) either hide the option or add a plain bookmark, and they fail silently rather than telling you why. If the install looks wrong, you are almost certainly not in Safari. On Android, Chrome offers the same thing as “Install app” or “Add to Home screen”.
Is this legal?
For what it is built for, yes. Permitted: props, skits, parody, memes, film and TV set dressing, and design mockups. Prohibited: soliciting money or investment, proving income or net worth to anybody, and backing a credit, housing, employment or visa application. Using a prop app to make someone hand over money is fraud, and it stays fraud whichever tool drew the screen. The full list is in our acceptable use policy, and accounts that break it get closed.
Will it look fake on camera?
That is the whole engineering problem, and it is why this is an app instead of an image generator. Screenshots die the moment the camera moves or a finger touches the glass. Here the buttons work: you send, swap, deposit or place a bet, the balance moves, a receipt prints, charts redraw and spot prices update from the live market while you film. It runs fullscreen from the home screen, so there is no address bar to crop around, and the numbers, names, tickers and transaction history are all yours to set.
Do you copy real apps?
No. Every layout is our own design, drawn from scratch. We name the app each template resembles so you can find the genre you need — that is descriptive reference, not a copy, and no real brand’s logo, name or artwork ships with a template. You supply your own app name and your own logo, and the defaults are ours.
What is the watermark, exactly?
Free apps carry a SIMULATED · POZER.COM mark as fine print under the screen’s main figure — the balance, the total, the profit — in the space the screen already has, so the layout stays the real one. It is also on every receipt the app prints and every image you export from the editor. Pro removes it, on up to five devices where you are signed in.
What happens when I cancel?
Nothing disappears. Apps you already published stay live at their links and stay installed on anyone’s home screen, and they keep the clean screen until the end of the period you already paid for. After that the SIMULATED mark returns on them and on anything new, the way the free tier works, until you subscribe again. You cancel from /account.
Can I get a refund?
No. Payments are non-refundable, for subscriptions and passes alike, including time you don’t use. Every template works in full on the free plan, with the mark, so try the one you need before you pay.
Do I need an account?
Not to try it. You can build and preview any template without one. Publishing asks for a free one — just your email, no card, no password — so the app is saved to you. Your apps and any subscription are tied to that address rather than to one browser, so a new phone or a cleared browser never costs you the Pro you paid for.
Are the prices real?
The market data is. Spot prices and 24-hour moves come from a live crypto feed and refresh while the app is open, so a BTC figure on screen is the actual BTC figure at that moment. Your balances, positions, holdings and history are whatever you typed — fiction, on purpose, and marked as such on the free tier.