Follow the everyday.
Record expenses, follow a monthly budget, and read weekly and category trends without losing the individual entries behind them.
Case study / 01 · Personal finance
Ledgerly.
A clearer view of
everyday money.
A personal money workspace that brings spending, savings, and lending into one connected picture.
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LEDGERLY / THE MONEY WORKSPACEActual product screenshot
01 / The idea
Money has a lot
of moving parts.
I built Ledgerly to give those details a shared home.
An expense is only one part of the story. There is also the monthly budget, the savings goal, the recurring bill, and the money lent to a friend. Ledgerly connects those everyday tasks in a workspace that is easy to return to.
My work spans the interface, the shared API, and the Flutter clients, with attention to clear charts, useful account controls, and careful handling of money across currencies.
Understand the flags.
Explainable checks highlight possible duplicates, missing payment details, and unusual entries. Every finding stays open to the user’s review.
Make room for goals.
Track income, emergency savings, and lending balances, with recurring-payment forecasts built from the patterns in recorded expenses.
02 / Inside the product
The details,
up close.
Six views of the web experience.
Open any screen to explore the
full image.
01 / PRODUCT SCREEN
Spending overview
Expense totals, weekly trends, category breakdowns, and a currency overview.
02 / PRODUCT SCREEN
Add an expense
A focused expense form with categories and a searchable payment-method selector.
03 / PRODUCT SCREEN
Audit Center
Ledger-health indicators and explainable checks for records that need attention.
04 / PRODUCT SCREEN
Recurring payments
A forecast workspace for reviewing recurring bills and subscriptions.
05 / PRODUCT SCREEN
Money hub
Income, savings, and lending tools with emergency-fund progress.
06 / PRODUCT SCREEN
Settings and export
Account options, transaction categories, display preferences, and CSV or JSON exports.
Captured from Ledgerly in September 2026. Screens show the product at that point in development.
03 / Under the interface
One account.
More than one screen.
A shared backend connects the responsive web dashboard and native clients to the same account and financial records.
Keep the original amount.
Currency handling retains the underlying amounts and original currency details, while display preferences and exports provide another view of the same records.
Make access manageable.
Email verification, passkeys, optional PIN protection, and revocable sessions give account access its own considered set of flows.
A project in progress.
Ledgerly continues to evolve across web and Flutter. The shared API keeps the core records connected as each client’s experience develops.
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