Not just your money — your time, your follow-through, your peace of mind. When your spending and your to-dos live in scattered apps, you lose the story of your own life, and you're left guessing instead of knowing. Ledgerly keeps the record, so you never have to ask that question again.
Overview
This month
Income
₦450,000
Expense
₦268,400
Managing money and managing tasks shouldn't take five different apps.
A bill due date and the task to actually pay it are never in the same place, so one of them gets missed.
Without a running record of recurring charges, small monthly debits quietly add up until you check your balance and wonder where it went.
Most tracking happens by memory or a monthly spreadsheet review — by the time you notice, the overspend already happened.
A tab full of manually entered rows works until you miss a week, and then reconstructing it feels like starting over.
Everything that money touches, in one dashboard.
Track cash, bank accounts, and cards separately, with every income, expense, and transfer logged against the right one.
Set a monthly limit per category and see exactly how close you are — before you've overspent, not after.
Rent, salary, subscriptions — and the recurring tasks tied to them — generate themselves on schedule so you don't have to remember.
Keep the to-dos attached to your money — bill reminders, financial goals, and everything else — in the same dashboard.
Monthly income vs. expense trends and category breakdowns, so you can see patterns instead of guessing at them.
Bring in existing records from a CSV or Excel file, or export any period as a spreadsheet whenever you need one.
Set up once, then let it run.
01
Cash, bank accounts, cards — set up the places your money actually sits.
02
Add entries as they happen, set up recurring ones, or import a spreadsheet you already have.
03
Cap your spending by category and manage the tasks tied to your money, side by side.
Stop reconciling your life across five tabs.
Set up your first wallet and budget in a few minutes — no spreadsheet migration required, though you can bring one along if you‘d like.