Every shared-expense app hits the same wall: it only works if the whole group signs up. One holdout, one person who never opens the invite, and you are back to a spreadsheet.
Everyone else is just a name
Ledgr runs entirely on the organizer’s phone. The people on a trip are just names you add, not app users. Nobody else downloads anything, makes an account, or gets a notification.
Setup takes seconds because there is no group onboarding to coordinate. You add names and start logging.
One source of truth
One person, one device, one correct ledger. No syncing conflicts, no "did you log that?", no waiting on the slow friend to confirm.
All trip, expense, and receipt data lives only on that device. There is no backend, no accounts, and no networking at all.
Reading your week of shifts
Logging shifts is the input. Weekly goals and a calendar heatmap are where the data turns into something you can actually act on.
The design behind Worldly’s globe
Worldly renders your travels on a real 3D globe you can spin, not a flat list. A look at why that choice matters and the styles behind it.
Every PostHog chart, native on iPhone
Trends, funnels, retention, paths, and a HogQL console - rendered as a native iOS app instead of a shrunken website.