Bank account app · Original design
Bank account simulator for videos
A prop for skits, parody and film, and never something to show a landlord, a lender, a seller, an employer, an embassy or anyone else as real funds. It's a bank account app you fill in yourself — the owner's name, a checking account, savings and a credit card, their balances and every transaction — that installs to your phone's home screen and opens fullscreen like any banking app, so a character can check a balance or move money in one take.
Try it here
Type in a field and the phone changes. Tap around in the phone too: its tabs and rows work.
On camera
What happens on camera
It opens on a greeting and the total across checking and savings, with each account under it: its nickname, its last four digits and its balance, and for the credit card what's owed against the limit. Tap an account and its transactions open, pending ones first and posted ones under their dates, each with a signed amount. Tap any line and a sheet slides up with its status, date, type, account and a reference.
Transfer is the part that moves. Pick the account the money leaves and the one it lands in, type an amount on the keypad, review it and confirm: both balances change, each account gains a line dated Today, and a receipt appears with a confirmation number and the two new balances. Ask for more than the account has available and the app refuses in red, the way a banking app does. Paying the credit card runs the same way and brings what it owes down.
The Cards tab has a card that locks: flip the switch and the card dims under a Card locked badge, with the controls beneath it switched off. On the home screen an eye button hides every balance, for the shot where the number shouldn't be seen yet.
Editable
What you can change
Every field here is in the editor, and in the settings sheet inside the installed app.
- Owner
- Owner name
- Greeting
- Currency
- Checking account
- Nickname
- Last four digits
- Available balance
- Debit card last four
- Savings account
- Show savings account
- Nickname
- Last four digits
- Available balance
- Credit card
- Show credit card
- Nickname
- Last four digits
- Balance owed
- Credit limit
- Theme
- Accent
- Background
- Transactions
- Transactions — account, description, type, amount, money in, date, pending
Branding
Your name and your icon
Pozer doesn’t include any logos. Give the app your own name and upload your own icon: a logo you made, or artwork you have the rights to use. Skip it and the editor makes a simple letter tile from the name.
Whatever you upload is your responsibility, and using another company’s logo is against our acceptable use policy. Set the name and icon before you install: they’re fixed on your home screen at the moment you add the app.
Getting it right
The figures agree on their own
The total on the home screen is checking plus savings, to the cent. A checking or savings balance is the available balance, and the current balance printed under it is that figure with the pending lines taken back out. On the credit card, available credit is the limit minus the balance. A transfer takes exactly what was typed out of one account and puts it into the other.
One thing is yours to keep straight: the balances and the list of transactions are typed separately, so a balance doesn't change when you add or remove a line in the editor. Amounts show in dollars, pounds, euros or rupiah, with rupiah written the way it is at home: no cents, and points between the thousands.
Install
Put it on your home screen
Once you publish, open your app’s link on the phone you’ll film with.
iPhone
- Open the link in Safari
- Tap Share
- Tap Add to Home Screen
It has to be Safari. Chrome and the browsers inside Instagram or TikTok won’t install it properly.
Android
- Open the link in Chrome
- Tap the ⋮ menu
- Tap Install app
It opens fullscreen with your icon and no address bar, like any installed app.
Guide
Step-by-step guide
Pricing
Free, or Pro to remove the mark
Free
Everything works — the template, installing it, and the buttons. Apps carry a SIMULATED · POZER.COM mark as fine print under the main figure, and on every receipt and exported image.
Pro · from US$4.99/wk
The same app with the mark removed. Billed weekly, monthly or yearly until you cancel from your account. Payments are non-refundable.
Honest use
What it is not, and what it will never do
It is not a bank and it is not connected to one. It holds no money and reaches no bank, card or payment network. Every balance and every line on it is something you typed.
Showing it to anyone as real funds is fraud: to a landlord, a lender, a seller, an employer, an embassy or a visa officer, or anyone else deciding something because of your balance. It's prohibited, accounts that do it are closed, and we cooperate with law enforcement.
That is why some things are missing on purpose. It can't pay another person, and it has no "money sent" or "money received" screen for one. It sends no notifications of any kind. It makes no statements, letters or PDFs, and it never shows a whole account or routing number, only the last four digits. Transfers run between your own accounts inside the app and nowhere else.
If someone shows you a banking app as a reason to trust them with money or goods, don't rely on it. Check your own account, or ask for something their bank issues itself.
The full rules are in our acceptable use policy.
Questions
Before you build
Is it a real banking app?
No. It connects to no bank, card or payment network and holds no money. The balances, the transactions and the card are all things you typed; a transfer only changes the numbers inside the app.
Can I show it to a landlord, a lender or an embassy as my balance?
No. That is fraud, and it's prohibited. It's a prop for skits, parody and film that viewers understand isn't a real account. Never show it to anyone as real funds.
Can it send money to someone else, or show that I paid them?
No, and that's deliberate. There are no payments to other people and no confirmation screens for them. Transfers only move money between the accounts inside your own app.
Does it send deposit or payment notifications?
No. This template has no alerts at all: nothing arrives on the lock screen, and nothing in the app announces money coming in.
Can it make a bank statement or a PDF?
No. It has no statements, letters or document exports, and it never shows a whole account or routing number, only the last four digits.
What can I change?
The owner's name and greeting, the currency, each account's nickname, last four digits and balance, the credit card's limit, the debit card's last four digits, and up to 30 transactions, each with its account, description, type, amount, date, whether it's money in and whether it's still pending. You can hide the savings account or the credit card, and set the accent colour, the background and your own app name and icon.
Do the balances move by themselves?
No. Nothing changes until someone makes a transfer or locks a card in the app. What a take changes stays on that phone, so the second take starts where the first one ended; Reset to published values in the app's settings puts it back.
Is it free?
Yes. Building it, installing it and filming it are free. Free apps carry a small SIMULATED · POZER.COM line under the balance, on a transaction's detail sheet and on the transfer receipt; Pro removes it.
Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. On iPhone, open your app in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen — it has to be Safari, because Chrome and the browsers inside Instagram or TikTok don't offer a proper install. On Android, Chrome offers Install app. Either way it launches fullscreen with your own icon.
Is it a copy of a real bank's app?
No. It's an original design that follows no one bank, and it carries no bank's or card network's name, logo or colours. The name suggestions in the editor are made-up words for the same reason.
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