About TabletopLedger
TabletopLedger gives your game nights a cozy, offline home where every dice roll and victory deserves a permanent spot. The whole app feels like resting your hands on a dark green felt dice tray with a warm wooden border, while your records live on a creamy yellow legal pad in the center. Recording a session is as simple as jotting down the game name, the date, the people around your table, and whoever took the win. If a session ends in a friendly tie, just leave the winner field blank and the entry still feels complete. Every new session you add stays saved right on your device, so your play history builds up securely without needing an internet connection or an account. You can swipe away any entry from the journal when you want to tidy up, or tap a session to adjust the details whenever you need to fix a name or date. The main dashboard greets you with two oversized dice resting on the felt, showing your total plays and this month’s count as actual pips instead of plain numbers. A torn scrap of yellow paper on the dashboard also whispers your most recent game, date, and the player who earned that tiny hand‑drawn gold star. Tapping the little wooden meeple near the bottom rim jumps you straight to the Add screen so you can log a fresh session without any friction. On the Sessions tab your entire log scrolls in pencil‑stroke rows, sorted with the newest evening at the top, making it easy to relive last week’s championship. The Games tab automatically gathers every unique title you have ever played, showing how many times each one has hit the table and when it was last enjoyed. Tapping any game name instantly filters your session list to that single box, so you can trace your group’s evolving strategies and rivalries. Everything on screen leans into a tactile, unplugged feel, from the pip‑based counters and meeple‑shaped navigation buttons to the complete absence of digital ticks or checkmarks. Whether you are a dedicated host tracking a weekly group, a family logging Sunday afternoon plays, or a collector curating a quiet play journal, TabletopLedger keeps the focus on the moments you share around the table.
