The app is very smooth, intuitive, and has a beautiful design!
Couple finances, without the confusion
You decide.
dividi organizes.
Organize personal and shared expenses in one app, with a fair split and clarity for both of you.
- Free to start
- on the Brazil App Store
- No bank connection or money movement
Recommended by users
What people who use it say
Testimonials checked on the Brazil App Store on September 8, 2026; translated from Portuguese.
One of the best finance apps I have found, super easy to use, practical, and splits everything easily, totally worth it
It meets expectations, excellent for financial management.
Wonderful!
For years I had been looking for a financial management app that was dynamic, straightforward, very intuitive, and supported shared finances.
Highly recommend!!!
Super straightforward and very helpful throughout the whole expense process
This is the best financial management app. I never thought something could be so simple and so essential.
Simplicity for what matters
Features designed for
financial harmony
Clarity to decide
See your shared budget in real time. No complex spreadsheets — just what you two need to know to chase dreams together.
You are close to your budget limit
Fair splitting
Every couple has its own rule. Whether 50/50 or income-based, dividi does the math automatically and avoids awkward conversations.
Balance to transfer $26.40
Shared goals
Trips, a new home, or just the weekend dinner. Save money together with transparency.
Your data, under your control
dividi does not connect to your bank account or move money. For cards, it stores only a nickname, bank name (free text), network, and color — never a full number, CVV, or expiry date.
Security pageProduct in the routine
See what dividi does for you
From the shared month to daily shortcuts, dividi organizes what usually becomes a difficult conversation.
Shared month
The same view for both of you
The joint account brings together the month's balance, paid, pending, and shortcuts. On Premium, you can also create, edit, and delete expenses with no internet.
Clear split
Who paid and what is left to settle
The split screen summarizes paid and pending amounts by member and shows the balance to transfer for the month.
Plan and track
Prevent pressure before it builds
The budget follows the 50-30-20 rule by category, goals show target, deadline and real progress, and trends compare your months.
Routine with Divi
Less repetition in the routine
Speak the expense to Divi and review it before saving, or copy last month's fixed expenses in one tap.
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In just a few minutes you can organize personal and shared expenses in one app — no spreadsheets, full transparency.
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Everything you need to know before starting
Is dividi free?
Yes. dividi is free to start and includes the core features for organizing personal and shared finances. The Free limit is up to 6 months OR 120 operations, whichever comes first; after that, you can subscribe to continue using the app.
Does dividi access my bank account?
No. dividi is not a bank and does not connect to any financial institution. It helps you organize and visualize your finances without moving your money.
How does the joint account work?
You create a joint account inside the app and invite someone to share it. Each participant has configurable permissions and can follow expenses, transfers, and history in real time.
Is my data secure?
Yes. dividi does not connect to bank accounts or move money. For cards, it stores only a nickname, bank name as free text, network, and a color; it does not ask for or store the full number, CVV, or expiry date. Premium payments are processed by Apple or Google. See the details on our Security page or in the Privacy Policy.
Can I use dividi on my own, without a joint account?
Absolutely. The app works perfectly as a personal finance organizer, with budget, cards, spending evolution, and much more.
Does dividi ask for or store my real credit card details?
No. In dividi, a card is a spending organizer: you add a nickname, bank name, network, and a display color. We never ask for or store the full card number, CVV, or expiry date. If you subscribe to Premium, payment is processed by Apple or Google, not by dividi.
What is talking to Divi in dividi?
Divi is the dividi mascot. On Premium, you can speak or type so she can build an expense draft from what you said—description, amount, and category—and you review everything before saving. This is not financial advice or an open-ended chat: voice entry is for adding expenses and has a monthly limit. Voice works in Brazilian Portuguese and US English, and you need to allow the microphone and speech recognition.
How is dividi different from bill-splitting apps?
Bill-splitting apps show who paid and who owes, across groups and one-off situations. dividi organizes the month of two people: personal and shared expenses, budget, goals and cards, with splitting as one part of the whole. Compare dividi with Splitwise, for group splitting, with Noh, a digital joint account, and with the personal finance apps Mobills, Organizze and Monely.
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Testimonials checked on the Brazil App Store on September 8, 2026; translated from Portuguese.