A guided product tour

See how the work moves through The Ledger.

These are real application screens from Dice & Deeds, the fictional sample company included with the Windows trial. Follow the books from the daily workspace through reporting, reconciliation, receivables, and customer balances.

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No card required. Your books stay in local .ledger files.

A complete fictional company

Real workflows. Sample data. Nothing staged in a mockup.

Dice & Deeds gives you populated books to explore safely. The names, balances, and transactions are fictional, while the screens and capabilities shown here are from the desktop application.

Daily workspace

Start with the work that needs attention.

The home workspace gives Dice & Deeds a practical starting point: recent activity, useful balances, and direct paths into the accounting work behind them.

Move from a high-level view into transactions and reports
Keep one company’s work together in a single local file
Return to familiar tasks without hunting through deep menus

The Ledger home workspace open to the fictional Dice & Deeds company — Dice & DeedsDice & Deeds home workspace

Financial statements

Read the story behind the balances.

Produce clear financial statements from the same books used for daily entry. Reports are designed for review, printing, and following a number back to its source activity.

Review balance sheet, income statement, cash flow, and summary reports
Choose dates and comparisons that fit the question at hand
Keep reporting logic tied to the accounting data—not a separate export

Balance sheet for the fictional Dice & Deeds company in The Ledger — Dice & DeedsBalance sheet with current-period balances

Transaction detail

Trace totals all the way to the entry.

Detailed activity connects reported results to the underlying journal trail. Filter the books, review what changed, and retain the context needed to explain a balance.

Filter by account, fund, name, date, and transaction details
Review complete debit-and-credit context
Move from summary questions to supporting activity

General ledger transaction detail for Dice & Deeds in The Ledger — Dice & DeedsGeneral ledger detail and account activity

Reconciliation

Make the tie-out visible and reviewable.

Work through statement activity, outstanding items, and the difference in one focused workflow. Posted reconciliations preserve the evidence behind a completed period.

Compare book activity with a statement ending balance
Identify cleared and outstanding transactions
Retain a reconciliation report for later review

Completed bank reconciliation report for Dice & Deeds in The Ledger — Dice & DeedsPosted reconciliation report

Receivables

See who owes what—and how long it has been open.

Customer balances stay connected to the accounting entries that created them. Aging views help turn an account total into a practical collection list.

Group open receivables by customer and aging period
Review invoices, credits, and payment activity
Keep customer work connected to the general ledger

Accounts receivable aging report for Dice & Deeds in The Ledger — Dice & DeedsAccounts receivable aging

More connected workflows

The books extend beyond the five-minute tour.

The same company file supports the practical accounting work around these core reports. Explore each area in the included Dice & Deeds sample, then decide which workflows fit your own company.

Payables

Track vendor bills, open balances, payments, and due dates.

Liabilities

Review and pay sales-tax and payroll obligations from the books.

Recurring activity

Prepare repeating transactions while keeping posting under review.

Loans

Build amortization schedules and connect payments to principal activity.

Payroll

Manage employees, pay runs, paycheck history, and related entries.

Funds and projects

Organize activity for the reporting structure your company needs.

Payroll center for the fictional Dice & Deeds company in The Ledger — Dice & Deeds payroll center

Local-first by design

Your accounting file stays yours.

The Ledger stores each company in a portable, SQLite-backed .ledger file on your Windows computer or a location you control. There is no required cloud subscription and no recurring software fee.

30 days: Free Windows trial
One file: Per company
No subscription: One-time purchase

Take the next step

Open Dice & Deeds and explore it yourself.

The sample company is included with the free trial, so you can inspect reports, follow transactions, and try the complete desktop workflow.

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