A collector’s ledger for cigars
Keep the collection, log each smoke with a verdict, and stop guessing at the humidor. Sepia Ledger gives back what you put in: what you thought, when to look again, and what to light next.
Then $5 a month, or $40 a year.
The cigar’s page
Exclusivo · 5½″ × 50 · Maduro
On the shelf
4
Resting
7 months
You’ve smoked this 3 times.
Aug 30, 2026
Buying a boxCocoa and cedar the whole way down. Razor-straight burn, ash held past an inch.
May 12, 2026
Buying singlesEspresso and dark cherry. Tight draw at first, then it opened up.
Jan 3, 2026
Buying singlesEarth and a pepper finish. Needed one touch-up at the halfway mark.
What it does
Every smoke keeps its verdict and its notes, and each cigar’s page gathers them. Reaching into the humidor for tonight, or standing at the shop counter about to buy, you’ll know what you thought of it last time.
At the counter: Padrón 1964. Last time you said buying a box.
Leave a note with a date on it: rotate the cigars, replace the humidity packs, come back to a cigar once it’s had time. The ledger brings it back on the day.
Revisit the Oliva Serie V Melanio in a few days, weeks, months or years.
Can’t decide? Let the ledger choose: anything in the collection at random, one you rated highly, one you wrote off and owe a second chance, or one that fits the time you have.
Picked at random, rated highly, a second chance, or by size.
Every smoke gets its own page, set like a notebook: verdict, score and notes by the third. Turn sharing on once and send any page to whoever asked what you’re smoking. Turn it off and every link closes.
Send your Oliva Serie V Melanio page to a friend, the group chat or the forum.
The verdict
A number says how good it was, and little else. The ladder asks what you’d pay for another one right now, which is the question that decides what you buy next. Five rungs, from buying a box to never again, chosen with one tap from the chair.
Still want a number? Give any smoke a traditional score out of 100 alongside its verdict. Notes by the third are there too, and never in the way.
What would you pay for another?
Buying a box
A full box, and shelf space for it
Buying singles
A few at a time, at retail
If the price is right
Only at a discount
Only if offered
Happy to receive a gift
Never again
Made me sick as a dog
Or by the numbers
An optional score, beside the verdict
91/ 100
The journal
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. Turn it off and every link closes.
Made for one hand at the humidor and a full screen at the desk. It runs in your browser, so there’s nothing to install.
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.
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.
Ian, founder