WalkWalletApp explainer video

A 32-second explainer for a steps-to-rewards fitness app — Walk. Earn. Reward yourself.

  • 32 seconds
  • 1080p · 60 FPS
  • App explainer video
  • Motion graphics by GREMO

The product

WalkWallet is a fitness app that turns your daily steps into coins. Coins level up as you walk more and can be redeemed for real rewards.

The goal

Explain a simple loop — walk, earn, redeem — in half a minute, and make levels and rewards feel exciting enough to download the app.

How we told the story

  1. Hook: a live step counter climbs from 2,519 to 5,000 as a walker crosses the screen.
  2. The question: “You walk every day. But what if your steps… got you rewarded?” — coins drop in on the beat.
  3. Product: the WalkWallet logo and app screen — “Turn steps into rewards.”
  4. How it works: three cards — Walk, Earn coins, Get rewarded.
  5. Levels: a glowing progress bar runs from Level 1 to Level 5 — “Walk more. Level up. Earn more.” — as the daily coin limit grows.
  6. More ways to earn: Challenges, Watch & Earn and Refer friends.
  7. Rewards: coins plus cash, then “Pick your reward” — headphones, sneakers, a smartwatch.
  8. End card: “Walk. Earn. Reward yourself.” and a Download Now button.

What went into it

App UI animation, icon & coin animation, kinetic typography, voiceover, music. Designed and animated by GREMO, delivered as a 1080p MP4.

  • App explainer video
  • Fitness app
  • UI animation
  • Motion graphics
  • Voiceover video
  • App promo video

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