A collector’s ledger for cigars
Sepia Ledger keeps your collection, humidor by humidor, and a journal of every cigar you smoke.
Then $5 a month, or $40 a year.
A look inside
Four pages do the work.
The collection
Brand, line, vitola, size and wrapper; how many, what you paid, and how long each has been resting. Search the shelf by any of it, sort it the way you think about it.
Log a smoke
A score says how good it was. The ladder asks what you’d pay for another one right now, which is what decides what you buy next.
The cigar’s page
Every cigar gathers its smokes on one page: how many times, what you said each time, and how many are still resting at home. Standing in the shop about to buy another box, the answer is in your pocket.
Past smokes
Every smoke, by month, and what the verdicts come to. Search it for a note you half remember, and keep a hand-ranked top 25 for the year.
And the rest
Rotate the cigars, swap the humidity packs, come back to one once it’s rested. The ledger emails you that morning.
Can’t decide? The ledger takes one off the shelf at random — any size, or the size you have time for.
Home brings back what you were smoking this day last year, and what you said about it.
The cigar that’s waited longest on the shelf, and exactly how long it’s been.
Turn sharing on once and send any smoke to whoever asked. Turn it off and every link closes.
What you paid, cigar by cigar and humidor by humidor. Rather not know? One switch hides it.
On your phone
The same ledger on the phone in your hand and the screen on your desk, with nothing to install. Add it to your home screen and it opens like any other app.
Sharing
Verdict, score and notes by the third, set like a notebook page. Turn on sharing and send the link to the friend who asked what you’ve been smoking, or to the group chat. Turn it off and every link closes.
Your journal is yours alone until you say otherwise. There is no public list of it, and nothing is shared that you didn’t send.
Smoked September 14, 2026 · Rested 5 months
Robusto · 5″ × 50 · Sumatra
91/ 100
An evening cigar. Better with coffee than with bourbon.
First third
Cedar and a little pepper, even burn.
CedarPepper
Second third
Turns sweet. Cocoa, some leather, and the ash holds firm.
CocoaLeather
Final third
Toasted nuts at the end, and it stays cool to the band.
Nutty
Pricing
The whole ledger, with no cap on the collection. Try it for 14 days before you pay.
Collector
$5a month
or $40 a year
Founder lifetime
$100once
For the first 50 keepers only
A card starts the trial. Cancel before day 14 and you won’t be charged.
Questions
Anything else, write to us at the address at the foot of the page.
Yes. The sample ledger is stocked with two humidors, a journal of smokes and a few notes, and open to anyone. No account, no card.
No download, and no app store. Sepia Ledger runs in the browser on your phone, tablet or computer. On a phone, add it to your home screen and it opens full-screen like any other app.
A card starts it, and nothing is charged for 14 days. Cancel before then and you won’t pay a cent. After that it’s $5 a month or $40 a year.
It stays yours, open to read. Renew whenever you like and you can write in it again, with everything where you left it.
One payment of $100 and the ledger is yours for good, with nothing to renew. It’s open to the first 50 keepers only.
Yes. Log a smoke from your own shelf, or note one smoked at a lounge or handed to you by a friend. Either way it gets a verdict and a page in the journal.
Only you, until you turn on sharing in Settings. Then each page has a link for whoever you send it to. Turn sharing off and every link stops working at once.
Why it exists
I tried a notebook, then a spreadsheet, then a camera roll full of cigar bands. Each one held what I’d written down, and none of them gave it back when I needed it: at the shop counter, or at the humidor deciding what to light.
So I built the ledger I wanted for myself. Now I’m opening it to other keepers.
Ethan, founder
