LedgerLite

TL;DR — A private, offline-first personal-finance PWA: track spending locally, no accounts, no data leaves the device. Live at ledgerlite.example.com. (Demo content for vbrain.)

A small money tracker built around one principle: your data never leaves your browser unless you export it yourself.

Stack

• TypeScript + IndexedDB — all data local; no server, no analytics on input.
• Installable PWA — service worker caches the app shell for offline use.
• Pure logic in lib.ts, unit-tested; the UI is a thin DOM layer.

What shipped

• Add/edit transactions, categories, and a monthly summary.
• CSV import/export (client-side; nothing uploaded).
• Charts drawn with Canvas — no charting dependency.

Why it matters

It's a proof that a genuinely useful tool can be privacy-first by construction — the thing that ships is the thing that's tested, and there's no backend to leak.

Next

Waiting on real user feedback before adding features — see now.md and the screening frame in ideas/backlog.md.