| Free | ★ Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Miniature Backlog & Paint Arsenal | ✓ | ✓ |
| Reference Gallery & Barcode Lookup | ✓ | ✓ |
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Scheme Advisor
Personalised guides from your actual arsenal
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— | ✓ |
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Commission Log
Clients, fees, deadlines & earnings
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— | ✓ |
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Scheme Journal
Unlimited saved schemes with phase photos
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3 free | ✓ |
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Battle Intelligence
Win rates, faction matchups & analytics
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— | ✓ |
By day I'm the Director of Learning Experiences at Logics Academy, where I design programs that help people go from "I don't get it" to "I've got this." I spend my time at the intersection of education, technology, and the belief that the best learning feels like play.
When my hobby started feeling overwhelming, I did what I apparently always do — I tried to design a way out of the mess.
I'm not a professional developer. I'm a hobbyist who got obsessed with an idea and refused to let it stay in a notebook. The Painting Ledger started as a problem I wanted to solve for myself. It turned into something I'm genuinely proud of — every line written by hand, every decision made at the painting desk.
A complete hobby management system, designed for the way miniature painters actually work — from sprue to showcase.
Track every kit through the stages you actually paint in — primed, base, layer, highlights, basing, done.
Live swatches, low-stock alerts, and barcode scanning. Know what you own before you walk into the store.
Plan colour schemes around the bottles you already own — no shopping list of paints you don't have.
A full unit catalogue across all four Warhammer game systems, kept current as factions change.
Log a battle in real time and walk away with a shareable battle report when the last model falls.
A full commission suite for painters who sell their work — quotes, clients, invoicing, the lot.
Built by a hobbyist, for hobbyists. That shapes every decision.
This is early days. The roadmap is ambitious and entirely shaped by the community. Every feature request gets read, every vote counts, and the most-wanted things get built first.
Follow along for updates, work-in-progress previews, and the occasional painted mini.