Ledger & Co.
Bank alerts go in, a plan comes out.
A monthly money app for a salaried person in India. Paste the bank alerts you already get, and the month organises itself into a plan. One codebase runs as an installable web app, an Android app and an iOS app.
Platforms
3
Parser assertions
65
Bank credentials
Never asked for
Overview
Ledger & Co. starts from the observation that Indian banks already send you a text for every transaction. That stream is the ledger — it just needs parsing. Paste an alert in and the app extracts the amount, the merchant and the account, then files it against the month's plan.
The result is a monthly view built for a salary cycle rather than a rolling balance: what came in, what is committed, what is genuinely spare. Strict monochrome throughout, because a money app that colour-codes your anxiety is making a choice on your behalf.
One Expo codebase ships as an installable web app, an Android app and an iOS app, with Supabase behind it for accounts and sync. Development runs against a fully local Supabase stack — sign-in emails land in Mailpit and nothing leaves the machine.
What it does
Built for a salaried month in India
Bank alert parsing
Paste the SMS or email alert your bank already sends; the amount, merchant and account are extracted and filed. Parsing runs against 65 assertions.
The monthly plan
A salary-cycle view — income, commitments, and what is actually spare — rather than a rolling balance.
Categories and commitments
Recurring obligations tracked separately from discretionary spend, so the spare figure means something.
One codebase, three platforms
An installable PWA, an Android build and an iOS build from the same Expo project.
Monochrome by design
No colour-coded judgement on your spending — hierarchy from weight and space.
Account sync
Supabase-backed accounts so the same ledger is there on every device you sign in on.