About

Built Because the Spreadsheet Kept Losing

Ledgerr started as a personal trading log that got out of hand. The parts that kept being rebuilt — the sync, the statistics, the calendar, the copier — became the product.

What We Build

What We Actually Build

Two things, deliberately: a journal that turns your trades into statistics you would never assemble by hand, and a Trade Engine that copies your fills to every account you link. Everything else in the product exists to serve those two.

  • The Trade JournalCollects trades from MetaTrader 5, cTrader and TradingView and scores them for you.
  • The Trade EngineMirrors a fill on one cTrader account onto every linked account, at each link's size.
  • A P&L CalendarBecause a month is easier to read than a list of trades.
  • Verifiable Share CardsBecause traders are asked to prove their results.
  • Search Across EverythingBecause a record you cannot find is not a record.
  • Copies in MillisecondsA live connection to cTrader, not a polling loop.
  • No Broker PasswordsMT5 syncs through a key you issue; cTrader through its own sign-in.
  • Plans from $5 a MonthEvery feature on every tier; tiers only change the account count.
How We Decide

Six Rules That Settle Most Arguments

When a feature is debatable, one of these usually decides it.

The Record Has to Be Automatic

A journal that depends on discipline fails exactly when it matters, in the week you are trading badly. Ours fills itself in whether or not you feel like opening it.

Numbers Over Narrative

Every screen answers a question with a figure. Where a figure needs a caveat, the caveat is on the same screen rather than in a help article.

Nothing Borrowed That We Can't Protect

We never ask for a broker password. MetaTrader syncs through a key you issue and can revoke; cTrader authorises through its own OAuth flow.

A Claim You Can Check

Screenshots prove nothing. A Ledgerr card carries a QR that resolves to the trade on our servers, so the result and the proof travel together.

Priced for the Person Using It

Journals are sold at software prices to people who are trying to stop losing money. Ours starts at five dollars and includes every feature on every tier.

Ship, Then Keep It Working

Deploys hand over the copy-trading worker instead of restarting it, because a release should never cost somebody a fill.

The Company

Ledgerr, Co

Ledgerr, Co was founded by Sudhara Lakshan, known to the trading community as Kaizer. It started from a simple frustration: the day-to-day work around trading — logging every position, rebuilding the same statistics each week, copying the same trade across account after account — was eating the hours that should have gone into the trading itself.

So he set out to take that work off the desk. The journal fills itself in, the numbers calculate themselves, and the Trade Engine places the copies. What is left is the part only a trader can do: reading the market, keeping the discipline, and learning from the record.

Ledgerr is still built that way — by the people who use it, to ease and tune up the routine of every trading day, one quiet improvement at a time.

Founder's Word

“I built Ledgerr because I was tired of spending my evenings in spreadsheets instead of on charts. Every trade deserves an honest record, and every trader deserves the time back. If Ledgerr gives you even one more focused hour a week, it is doing its job.”
Sudhara Lakshan, founder of Ledgerr, CoSudhara LakshanKaizer · Founder, Ledgerr, Co

Start Trading with a Record, Not a Memory.

Connect an account, and your next closed trade lands in Ledgerr with its numbers already filled in.

Plans from $5/month · Cancel whenever you like · No broker password ever leaves your terminal