Pozer

Payment app · Cash App-style

Fake Cash App balance for videos

A peer-payment app you fill in yourself — your $tag, your cash balance and the account and routing digits under it, savings, bitcoin and your activity — that installs to your phone and opens fullscreen like a real app. Made for skits, parody and short films where a phone's balance is part of the scene.

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Type in a field and the phone changes. Tap around in the phone too: its tabs and rows work.

OPEN THE FULL EDITORIt opens with what you typed, and every other field.
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$yourtag
Money
Cash balance
$42,680.50
Account ∗∗5430Routing ∗∗329
Paychecks$340 this month
Save & invest
Savings
$1,751.00
$249.00 to goal
Bitcoin
$4,820.16
↑ 1.18% today
Explore
Card offers
5% back this week
Direct deposit
Paid up to 2 days early
9:41

On camera

What happens on camera

Add money and Withdraw are the two pills inside the balance card, and the big $ in the middle of the bottom bar is Pay. Tap any of them and a keypad slides up, the balance changes, a new line lands at the top of the Activity tab, and a receipt appears marked ✓ Completed, with the method, the fee, a reference number and a Today at 3:42 PM timestamp.

The fee sits where it belongs: adding money from a bank is free and standard at 1–3 days, paying someone is instant and free, and the 1.5% is taken on the instant withdrawal. Behind that, the Money tab stacks the balance card, paychecks this month, savings against a goal ring, bitcoin with its sparkline and an Explore row under them — all of it in dollars, pounds, euros or rupiah.

Editable

What you can change

Every field here is in the editor, and in the settings sheet inside the installed app.

Header
  • Tag
  • Avatar initials
Balance
  • Cash balance
  • Currency
  • Account (last digits)
  • Routing (last digits)
  • Paychecks this month
Save & invest
  • Savings balance
  • Savings goal
  • Bitcoin value
  • Bitcoin change % today
Theme
  • Accent
  • Background
Activity
  • Activity — name, note, amount, incoming, when

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.

Install

Put it on your home screen

Once you publish, open your app’s link on the phone you’ll film with.

iPhone

  1. Open the link in Safari
  2. Tap Share
  3. Tap Add to Home Screen

It has to be Safari. Chrome and the browsers inside Instagram or TikTok won’t install it properly.

Android

  1. Open the link in Chrome
  2. Tap the ⋮ menu
  3. Tap Install app

It opens fullscreen with your icon and no address bar, like any installed app.

Guide

Step-by-step guides

Cash App-style simulator: free, online, and made for videoTender is a peer-payment app you fill in from a browser and install on your phone as a prop. The balance, the keypad, the receipt and the activity all work on camera, and there is no bank, card or money behind any of it.9 min read →How to film a “money sent” sceneBeat by beat: the balance, the keypad, the tap, the receipt and the reaction — with a shot list, the timings an editor needs, and the things that change between takes when nobody's looking.7 min read →Payment app skit ideas: nine scenes you can shootEach one is built on something the app really does — the instant-withdrawal fee, the savings ring, the bitcoin card, the activity feed — with what to set before you roll and where the joke lands.7 min read →Payment app mockups for videos and thumbnailsGetting a payment app screen into a thumbnail, an insert or a storyboard: where the picture comes from, making one number readable at a glance, and keeping the image honest about what it is.6 min read →How to make a manifestation bank account on your phoneThe balance you're working towards, in an app on your own home screen that you open as if the money is already there: the goal where the balance goes, a savings ring that fills as you really save, and buttons that work for a daily deposit. How to set it up, three ways to use it, and what it can't do.7 min read →Friend asks to borrow money: five skits to filmMost money skits are a flex. These go the other way: the friend who asks to borrow, and the phone that answers for the character. Each is built on what a payment app really does with an empty balance, with what to set and where the joke lands.6 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 →The “I won the lottery” prank, with the money already in your accountThe usual lottery prank is a forged ticket handed to someone who then believes they have won. This one turns it round. The win is yours, you claimed it weeks ago, and the proof is the payout sitting in an app on your own phone. Here is the story that makes a balance believable, the figures that survive questions, how the scene plays, and when to end it early.9 min read →Rich prank website: seven ways to be rich for five minutes, and the app for each“I’m rich” gets one question straight back: how? Every answer has its own screen, and the screen has to hold up when they take the phone off you. Here are seven rich pranks, the app that carries each one, the tap or the notification that sells it, who to play it on, and the line none of them crosses.9 min read →Prop phone app for film: the money screens, working on a real phoneMost prop phone apps for film do texts and calls. The screens they leave out are the ones a plot turns on: the balance, the payment, the trade, the first sale. Here is a prop app for those, running on the phone in the actor's hand: which screen fits which script beat, what the actor can do with it on camera, how to keep it in continuity, and what to use for the screens it doesn't cover.10 min read →How to film a phone screen without flicker, lines or glarePointing a camera at a phone is harder than it looks. Dark bands roll through the picture, coloured ripples crawl over the text, the glass shows the crew, and the screen is far brighter than the face beside it. Here is what causes each problem, what to try in what order, how to keep the phone the same from the first take to the last, and what to put on the screen.10 min read →

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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, on up to 5 devices where you’re signed in. Billed weekly, monthly or yearly until you cancel from your account. Payments are non-refundable.

Honest use

What it is not

It is not a payment app. It connects to no bank or card, holds no money, and cannot send, receive or prove a payment. Every balance and every line of activity is something you typed.

Never use it to show someone they've been paid. Fake payment screenshots are one of the most common scams against people selling things online. Doing that with Pozer is fraud: it's prohibited, accounts that do it are closed, and we cooperate with law enforcement.

If you're the one selling something, don't hand anything over because of a screen someone shows you — check your own account first.

The full rules are in our acceptable use policy.

Questions

Before you build

Can it send or receive real money?

No. It has no connection to any bank, card or payment network. Add money, Pay and Withdraw only change the numbers inside the app.

Can I use it to show a seller I've paid them?

No. That is fraud, and it's prohibited. Pozer is for props in videos that viewers understand aren't real — never for convincing a real person that money has moved.

Can I edit the activity list?

Yes. Activity has its own tab in the bottom bar, with up to eight lines you set yourself — each with a name, a note, an amount, a time and whether it came in or went out.

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 Cash App?

No. It's an original design in the style of a peer-payment app, which is why we describe it as Cash App-style. It carries no Cash App name, logo or artwork.

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