Ledger

What is Ledger?

Ledger is a unified collaboration workspace built to replace the patchwork of Slack threads, Asana boards, Dropbox folders, and Google Docs links. Instead of bouncing between apps, your team works together in a single connected environment—where every discussion, task, and file is linked, organized, and easy to act on, all supported through a simplified, elegant use of AI. The result is greater engagement, more efficient teamwork, and fewer subscription costs.

How to use Ledger?

Start by creating a workspace and setting up streams for each project. Inside each stream, use the Chat tab to hold focused, reply-friendly conversations, then switch to the Tasks tab to assign and track work using a Kanban board or task list. Need to brainstorm or draft content? Use the Ideas tab for shared whiteboards or AI-powered docs with built-in e-signatures. Store and access important files in the Files tab, schedule meetings quickly for the team in the Events tab, integrate with your favorite tools, run polls, and even share video updates—everything stays connected, so your team can stay aligned and move faster with less friction and costs.

Ledger’s Core Features

Threaded Discussions: Stay on topic with organized, reply-ready comments

Kanban & Task Lists: Move tasks from idea to done without losing context

AI-Enhanced Docs: Write faster, smarter—with e-signatures built in

File Management: Upload, organize, and link files directly to your work

Whiteboards: Visual thinking when you need it—without overwhelming the core workflow

Events & Scheduling: Built-in calendar view for easy planning

Polls & Surveys: Collect feedback instantly, no extra tool needed

Video Messaging: Async updates for remote/hybrid teams

Real-Time Updates: No refreshes, no guesswork—just clarity

Workspaces & Shared Folders: Unlimited ways to organize your teams and projects

References: With a single link, you can connect any item in Ledger so conversations stay nimble

Ledger’s Use Cases

#1

Teams that feel stretched across too many platforms

#2

Founders who need visibility without micromanagement

#3

Ops, Marketing, and Product teams juggling complex workflows

#4

Agencies and freelancers managing multiple clients & vendors

#5

Remote teams craving more structure and less Slack scroll

#6

Creative Teams managing campaigns and feedback loops across content and design