Ledger80 Terminal

Ledger80 Terminal

Know exactly when your side projects break even.

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About Ledger80 Terminal

Ledger80 is a retro 1980s terminal for indie hackers to track project expenses and revenue, split costs with co-founders, and see precise break-even moments.


Track every side project to profitability

Ledger80 is a retro 1980s terminal designed for indie hackers and solo founders who juggle multiple web projects. It gives you a clear, focused view of each project's financial health, so you always know the exact moment it crosses from loss into profit.

One ledger per project

Create separate ledgers for each web project. Track expenses, revenue, and break-even status independently, without mixing numbers or losing sight of what matters.

Recurring costs handled automatically

Set up weekly, monthly, quarterly, or yearly costs. Ledger80 auto-generates entries so nothing falls through the cracks, freeing you from manual bookkeeping.

Share costs with co-founders

Invite partners by email and split ownership by percentage. See your share or the full project totals instantly, keeping everyone aligned.

Break-even math made simple

Know when each project turns profitable with trailing averages, burn rate, and projected dates calculated for you. No spreadsheets, no guesswork.

Retro charts, modern clarity

Visualize cumulative crossover, monthly bars, category donuts, and project spend bars in a phosphor CRT style that fits the terminal aesthetic.

Multi-currency support

Log costs in USD or RUB and convert everything to your base currency with a manual rate or a live refresh from the Central Bank of Russia.

Who is it for?

Ledger80 is built for indie hackers, bootstrappers, and small teams who run multiple side projects and want a simple, focused way to track profitability. It stands out with its nostalgic terminal interface, per-project granularity, and built-in co-founder split logic.

Comments (1)

Freddy
FreddyCreator

@freddyworks ยท 8/26/2026

Hey everyone ๐Ÿ‘‹ I built LEDGER//80 because I'm running five web projects at once and I genuinely could not tell you which of them were bleeding money. I knew the big numbers. What I didn't know was the thing that actually matters: how far each project was from paying for itself, and which ones never would. That answer was scattered across a spreadsheet, three billing dashboards and a lot of optimism. So: every project gets a ledger. Expenses and revenue in, recurring rules for the hosting and

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