LedgerOne · guided demo
A look at the workspace.
Static mockups below show the production UI rendered with the demo household (the Riveras). Interactive demo is available to early-access users — request access at the bottom of the page.
1. Household overview
The home view: cash flow at a glance, this month's income vs spending, and the most recent transactions and bills. Everything routes from this dashboard.
2. Recurring bills
Each bill has an amount, due day, auto-pay flag, and a payer. The household sees who's responsible and what's coming up in the next 7 days. SMS + email reminders fire before due dates so nothing slips.
3. Savings goals
A goal has a target amount, target date, current balance, and a monthly contribution. Progress bars + monthly summaries make it obvious whether you're on track. Goals can be private to one member or shared across the whole household.
4. Decisions log
The most distinctive LedgerOne feature: every budget change captures a reason. “Reduced dining-out to $400 because we're saving for the trip.” Six months later, when someone asks “wait, why is dining only $400 again?”, the answer is one click away. Most finance apps track numbers; LedgerOne tracks why numbers changed.
5. Monthly rollover
At the end of each month, one click copies last month's budget forward, archives old decisions, and surfaces what changed. No re-entering the same recurring bills every 30 days.
Want the interactive demo?
Early-access members get a sandbox workspace pre-loaded with sample household data — try every feature without committing to your own setup yet.