Ten seconds to log a spend
Date, vendor, amount, category. One row at the top of the page, Enter to file it. Nothing else in the way.
Most budget apps tell you where the money went. LedgerLeaf tells you that, next to the number you said you wanted — which is the only comparison that changes anything.
Example figures — the tick marks each category’s monthly target.
Date, vendor, amount, category. One row at the top of the page, Enter to file it. Nothing else in the way.
Set what you mean to spend per category. Every chart then shows actual against intent, not just a total.
Schedule anything that repeats. It posts on its due date as a normal transaction you can still edit.
Accounts down the side, month ends across the top. Fill a column each month and watch the line move.
An emergency fund, a trip, a deposit. Progress comes from money you actually set aside, and the date tells you if you are behind.
Budgets are private by default. Invite a partner as an editor when you want to, and take it back whenever.