TorahLedger

TorahLedger is a study management app for Torah and Talmud learners who constantly lose track of where an idea came from. Instead of being another library or daf-yomi tracker, it focuses on “source accounting”: quick capture of a quote, its exact location (masechet/daf/amud, parsha/pasuk, Rambam siman, etc.), your note, and the chain of cross-references you discovered. It then builds a personal, searchable web of sources across your learning—so when you prepare a shiur, write a dvar Torah, or revisit a sugya months later, you can instantly reconstruct your path. The MVP can integrate with public-domain texts and let users paste citations from common online libraries, but the core value is the structured citation + graph of connections. It’s realistic: it won’t replace traditional learning, it just prevents the “I know I saw this somewhere” problem.