Weddings, funerals, new babies, New Year. What's customary, what you've already given, and what's still owed — this ledger remembers it for you. Try it below; every figure names its source.
A gift is a round trip. This ledger keeps both directions straight — what went out, what came back, and the banquet you hosted yourself.
Pick the occasion, the relationship, the details — and get an honest range rather than a number pretending to be precise. Every figure links to its source, and where sources disagree the range widens instead of being averaged into false precision.
Who gave to you, who you gave to, and what's still outstanding — on one page. Condolence entries render in grey throughout, never red. That's a cultural rule, not a styling preference.
The gift table on the day: envelope by envelope, table numbers, a running total, each one written to the phone the instant it's taken — a force-quit mid-banquet loses nothing. Reconcile, export, and merge into the ledger afterwards.
Compiled from published sources, each row carrying its origin and check date.
No sign-up, no account, no cloud. The names and amounts you record live in a database on the device itself. We can't see them, and there's nowhere for them to go. The app reaches the network for exactly one thing: checking a purchase with Apple and RevenueCat. Not one name or amount is part of that.