Vehicle obligations, in order of what waiting costs
The fine is not the cost
A parking ticket is annoying. Paying it eleven days late, at double, after the discount ran out, is what actually costs money. Ticket Ledger does not add up your debt — it counts the dates, and puts them in the order of what delay costs.
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Three clocks on every notice
Every fine runs three separate countdowns, and they end on different days. Most apps show you a total. This one shows you the dates, because the dates are where the money goes.
What the queue actually says
Pay within 6 days and it stays 40. After that it is 80. The appeal window closes in 2 days — after that only payment remains. Enforcement in 51 days, with costs added on top.
Sorted by the price of delay
The queue is not sorted by the date a notice arrived, and not by how large it is. What is already losing money comes first — an expired inspection, a debt in enforcement. Then by how soon a deadline falls, and inside that, by how much money moves per day of waiting.
Every position is explained. Tap Why This Order and the app shows the arithmetic: 40 at risk ÷ 1 day left = 40 a day.
What it holds
- Fines — with the three windows, the driver at the time, the grounds you marked and the evidence you collected.
- Documents — insurance, inspection, road tax, licences, permits. Renewals queue beside the fines, because a missed inspection costs more than an unpaid parking ticket.
- Vehicles and drivers — who drives which car, and what came in on whose watch.
- Payments — the app records what you paid and compares it with what was due that day.
- History — closed cases kept whole: dates, decisions, evidence, outcome.
The two figures worth knowing
Discounts lost
Money that went only because a date passed. This is the number the app exists for.
Cost of delay
What waiting cost over the year, counted apart from the fines themselves.
What it does not do
Being clear about this matters more than a longer feature list.
- It does not connect to any official register. Every number in it is one you typed.
- It does not pay fines and does not submit appeals.
- It does not write appeal texts and does not suggest wording.
- It is not legal advice and does not predict how an appeal will end.
- It does not invent amounts. An unknown enforcement cost stays “unknown amount added”.
Where your records live
Everything is written on your phone first, so the app works with no signal. If you sign in, your records also sync to the server this site runs on — so the same ledger opens on a second device, and survives a lost phone.
Photographs never leave the device. Pictures of notices, documents and evidence stay in the app's own storage on your phone. The server keeps only the file name.