Ledger Paper Precision

Accounting App UI Design Template

Ledgerly is an accounting app UI design with a ledger-paper look, built for founders and designers shipping bookkeeping and small-business finance products.

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Accounting app dashboard screen with cash, outstanding, and net profit tiles

Accounting app general ledger screen with transaction table and filters

Accounting app invoices screen with status pills and outstanding totals

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Preview the accounting mobile app design, fully editable in Sleek.

Profit & Loss StatementScreen 4

Account ReconciliationScreen 5

Chart of AccountsScreen 6

About the Accounting App

Ledgerly is an accounting app UI design template built on a "Ledger Paper Precision" aesthetic: a warm paper-white base, deep-ink charcoal figures, and color that carries real accounting meaning. Forest green signals credits and primary actions while a muted clay red marks debits and overdue flags. Currency figures use a tabular monospace so columns line up to the decimal, and data sits in hairline-ruled tables rather than rounded cards, the way a real accountant's book reads.

The template ships six connected screens that form a complete bookkeeping flow: a Dashboard with flat summary tiles and a cash-flow strip, a General Ledger table with searchable entries and category filters, an Invoices list with status pills and outstanding totals, a Profit & Loss report laid out like a printed financial statement, an Account Reconciliation view that matches bank lines to book entries, and a Chart of Accounts tree with right-aligned balances. The running balance and color-coded figures tie the screens together so every view feels like the same orderly set of books.

Use it in Sleek and make it yours: restyle the palette, edit any screen with AI by describing the change, and add the flows your product needs. Then export it to code, copy it into Figma, or hand a prompt to an AI agent to build it for real, a far faster start than a blank canvas.

Screens included

Dashboard

A "Books for Atlas Studio" greeting over three flat summary tiles (Cash on hand, Outstanding, Net profit MTD) each with a green or clay accent bar, plus a receipts-versus-disbursements cash-flow strip. The at-a-glance health of the studio's books.

General Ledger

A searchable ledger table with date, payee/account, and category columns, plus filter chips for All Accounts, Revenue, Expenses, and Payroll and paginated entries. The core record of every transaction.

Invoices

A ruled list of client invoices with numbers, issue dates, amounts, and Paid, Pending, Overdue, and Draft status pills, topped by outstanding and overdue totals and a green "New invoice" button. The accounts-receivable hub.

Profit & Loss Statement

A P&L laid out like a printed document with operating revenue, expenses in parentheses, subtotal rules, and a net operating income line, plus print and download actions. A report ready to share or file.

Account Reconciliation

A matching view pairing bank statement lines to ledger entries, with matched rows tinted green, unmatched lines flagged clay, a running difference, and a "Finish now" action. The screen that gets the books to tie out.

Chart of Accounts

An indented ledger tree of accounts with numeric codes, names, and right-aligned balances, debits shown in clay. The structural foundation of the studio's books.

Key features

Ledger Paper Precision aesthetic: paper-white base, ink-charcoal figures
Color with accounting meaning: green credits, clay debits and overdue flags
Tabular monospace currency that aligns to the decimal
Hairline-ruled tables instead of cards, no shadows
Flat summary tiles with green or clay accent bars
Cash-flow strip splitting receipts and disbursements
Invoice list with Paid, Pending, Overdue, and Draft status pills
Bottom tab navigation across Dashboard, Ledger, Invoices, and More

Who it's for

Founders validating a bookkeeping or accounting SaaS MVP

Product designers needing a finance-app starting point

Indie developers building a small-business accounting tool

Fintech teams prototyping invoicing and reconciliation flows

What you can build

Launch an MVP for a small-business accounting product
Mock up screens for an investor or stakeholder pitch
Hand a consistent finance UI off to developers
Explore a redesign of an existing bookkeeping app

How to use this template

1
Open the template
Browse the screens and preview the full design to see if it fits your idea.
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Use this template
Open your own fully editable copy in Sleek with one click.
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Edit with AI
Restyle the palette, change layouts, and add or remove screens just by describing what you want.
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Export and ship
Export your design or hand it to developers, and keep building toward launch.

Questions, answered. Everything to know before you start.

How do I build an accounting app from this template?

Click "Use this template" to open it in Sleek as your own editable project, then shape it by describing the changes you want: restyle the palette, edit any screen, and add the flows your product needs. You start from six complete screens instead of a blank canvas, so you reach a working accounting app UI design far faster.

What screens are included in this accounting app UI design template?

Six connected screens: Dashboard, General Ledger, Invoices, Profit & Loss Statement, Account Reconciliation, and Chart of Accounts. Together they cover the core bookkeeping flow, from tracking transactions and billing clients to running reports and reconciling the books.

Can I customize the accounting app UI?

Yes. Use the template in Sleek and edit any screen by chatting with the AI: change the color logic, adjust the ledger columns, rename accounts, or add new flows. There's no manual redraw; you describe the change and it's applied.

Is this template suitable for an invoicing or bookkeeping product?

Absolutely. The invoices list, general ledger, reconciliation, and chart of accounts map cleanly onto invoicing tools, small-business bookkeeping, and freelancer accounting apps. Adjust the categories and content to fit your niche.

Can I export the design to code or Figma?

Yes. Sleek exports your design as code, copies straight into Figma with no plugin, or hands you a ready-made prompt that an AI agent like Claude Code or Cursor can use to build it into a real, working app.

Is this accounting app design template free to use?

You can open and explore the design for free, then use it in your own Sleek project to build on it. Editing and exporting follow Sleek's standard plans.

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