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A pie chart labeled “Actual Spending” shows seven color-coded segments with a legend for Clothing, Coffee, Eating Out, Entertainment, Gym membership, Shopping, and Travel. The center text reads: “Target: $3,000.00, Total Spending: $2,130.56, Total Available: $869.44.” The largest segment takes up almost half of the circle at 47.23%, with a highlighted slice labeled “Shopping $589.40 (27.66%).” Other, smaller slices represent the remaining categories by percentage.

A Budget Progress Summary section showing four horizontal progress bars for “Need,” “Want,” “Savings/Debt,” and “Income.” Each bar displays the amount used versus the budget amount. For example, the “Need” bar shows $2,428 of $2,800 in yellow, and the “Want” bar shows $1,245.96 of $1,680 in green. The “Savings/Debt” bar is also yellow ($1,025 out of $1,120), and the “Income” bar is green ($5,854.22 out of $5,600). A note above reads, “Select a below budget type to see your categories and transactions.”

A multi-month historical line chart showing spending trends with three color-coded lines labeled “Needs” (purple), “Wants” (yellow), and “Savings/Debt” (pink). The x-axis spans from October to December, and the y-axis shows dollar amounts. A cursor hovers over one of the lines, revealing a tooltip for December, which reads “Needs” is $2,428, “Wants” is $1,245.96, and “Savings/Debt” is $1,025. Each line slopes or curves to reflect changes across the months.

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A budgeting calendar interface for December. At the top, three headings display “Total Income: $5,854.22,” “Total Expenses: $5,148.96,” and “Net Income: $705.26.” Below is a month-view calendar with each date containing color-coded transactions (for example, Mortgage, Travel, Groceries, Utilities, Entertainment). Some examples include Mortgage/Rent of $1,250, a $500 airline charge, grocery expenses, and small eating-out costs. On the right side, there are buttons labeled “Add category” and “Add transaction.

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Saving for a trip or ready to treat yourself? Digital Ledger shows you exactly where every dollar goes—so you can prioritize what matters most to you. It’s budgeting made simple, letting you focus on living your best life.

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Tired of needing to do mental gymnastics to budget? Digital Ledger usually auto-categorizes more than ~80% of transactions accurately out-of-the-box.
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