Inside Larpxodus
A familiar interface.
Room to explore.
Balances, wallet views and transaction history, brought together for your next walkthrough.
A public wallet view inside the desktop demo.
Your starting point
Small changes.
Your own scenario.
The editor keeps the useful controls together. Start from a public address, refresh its data or add local demo transactions.
Choose a known wallet
Read its public balance and recent transfers without importing keys.
Make a local scenario
Turn known-wallet mode off to add demo transactions with the balance editor.
Keep it between sessions
Saved settings and local simulation balances are restored after a restart.
The details, in their place.
Recent verified transfers use native history rows.
Local sends use their own simulation balance and remain clearly marked.
A few things to know.
Clear answers before you get started.
Does Send move real funds?+
No. Send runs a local simulation, updates a separate demo balance and records a simulation row. It does not sign or broadcast a blockchain transaction.
Where does the wallet history come from?+
Recent transfers come from public blockchain APIs for the selected known address. Availability depends on the network and provider. Some networks require an API key.
Is this an official Exodus product?+
Larpxodus is an independent visual demo project. It is not affiliated with Exodus, and the screenshots show the desktop demo interface.
What do I need to run it?+
The current build is a portable Windows x64 application. Download the executable, close any older demo instance and open the new build.
Make your next demo
a little more familiar.
Download Larpxodus and set the scene.
Download for Windows