a notebook for your money
Know where it goes. Know why it went.
Every UPI payment you make is captured automatically from SMS — no typing, no forgetting. Ledger asks one small question: was that a need, a want, or future-you? Then it shows you the habits hiding in your spending.
how it works
You pay. Ledger writes it down.
Pay like you always do
GPay, PhonePe, Paytm — anything that sends a bank SMS. Ledger reads the debit alert on your phone and logs the amount and vendor instantly. HDFC A/c XX41 debited ₹349 → logged ✓
Answer one honest question
Need, want, or saving? Plus a category that actually means something — life infrastructure, life enjoyment, relationships, future me. Ten seconds, once a day.
Watch the pattern surface
Insights show you the truth: what fraction of your month went to wants, which vendor quietly owns your wallet, whether future-you is getting paid at all.
the one question
Budgets tell you to stop.
Ledger asks you why.
Numbers alone never changed a habit. Tagging every rupee with intent turns a transaction log into self-knowledge — and self-knowledge is what actually moves the number.
Life runs on it
Rent, groceries, the metro home. The baseline cost of being you — worth knowing exactly.
You chose joy
The third coffee, the impulse tee. Not shameful — just worth seeing clearly, in daylight.
You paid yourself
SIPs, savings, anything future-you will thank you for. The tag you'll want to see more of.
your money, your phone
Private by architecture, not by promise.
servers
Everything lives in a local database on your phone. Your transactions never leave the device.
accounts
No sign-up, no email, no OTP. Install the APK and start. Delete the app, the data goes with it.
forever
No subscription, no premium tier, no ads sold against your spending habits. It's just an app.
questions
The things you'd ask first.
01 Does Ledger store data on its cloud servers?
No. Everything is stored on your device. Ledger has no backend to send anything to.
02 Will my data persist if I use and delete Ledger?
No — your data is lost on uninstall. It lives only in the app's local database, so removing the app removes the data with it.
03 Android blocks SMS permissions for Ledger. Is this safe?
Yes, it's safe. The Play Protect warning appears because the app is installed from an unknown source, not because of anything the app does. Ledger will be available on the Play Store in the coming time.
04 How do I grant the SMS permission when Play Protect blocks it?
Once you dismiss the permission dialog inside Ledger, go to Settings → Apps → Ledger, tap the three-dot menu, choose Allow restricted settings, then open Permissions → SMS and allow it.