Your monthly budget,
accounted for.

Ledger tracks spending by calendar month, stays entirely on your phone, and exports the annual Excel workbook you already know.

Latest release · Free · No account needed

Built for one job: daily money tracking

On-device, always

Every entry lives in a local database on your phone. Ledger has no accounts, no sync service, and no analytics.

Monthly budgets

Budgets run from the 8th to the 7th, the way your salary actually arrives. Carry-forwards roll automatically.

Excel export, unchanged

One tap writes the full annual workbook (12 cycle tabs, dashboard, formulas, and charts) straight to your Downloads folder.

Updates built in

Ledger checks for new releases and lets you download them right from the app. You always know when there is something new.

Every calendar month, in view

Ledger resets on the 1st, so your monthly budget and remaining balance always stay clear.

01

Set your plan once

Monthly income, extra income, and how much goes to Spending, Saving, Investing, and your Personal Fund.

02

Record in seconds

One prominent add button: category, amount, done. One-handed by design.

03

Export the year

The workbook matches the annual format you already keep, and its formulas recalculate on open.

Download Ledger

Pick the build for your phone. When in doubt, choose Most phones.

Build For Size
Universal Works everywhere, larger file Get →
Older phones armeabi-v7a · 32-bit devices Get →
Emulators x86_64 · PCs and Chromebooks Get →

… · signed with the Ledger release key · machine-readable version info

Install in under a minute

  1. 01

    Download the APK

    On your phone, using one of the builds above.

  2. 02

    Open the file

    From your notifications or the Files app.

  3. 03

    Allow the install

    Android will ask to install from this source. Ledger is not on the Play Store, so this one-time prompt is expected.

  4. 04

    Open Ledger

    Future updates prompt you inside the app, so there is no need to come back here.

Ledger never sends your financial data anywhere.

The only network request it ever makes is an optional update check that fetches a version number. Nothing else leaves the device. Every release publishes SHA-256 checksums, so you can verify exactly what you installed.