Free to start, no sign-up
Families deserve peace. Simple divorce and separation tools that just work.
Just Divvy is a set of simple online tools for each step of a separation: getting organized, dividing what you own, dividing your things, and sharing what the kids cost. Less arguing over numbers, more room to move forward.
Just Divvy isn't a co-parenting app. Ledger, our free tool for parents, is an expense tracker only: no messaging, calendars or custody schedules. Everything else we make is for couples and families going through a separation.
- Practical
tools - Calmer
conversations - Private
by design
Untangle: a divorce organizer Coming soon
Know what to sort out, and who's doing it.
Starter checklists for the accounts, bills and paperwork to untangle, with who's handling each one and a gentle nudge when something's due. Keep it to yourself, or share it.
- Ready-made checklists to start from
- Give each task to you or the other person
- Reminders, and an export when you're done
- List every bank and card accountAlex
- Find the last 3 years of tax returnsSam
- Change the internet bill to one nameAlex
- Ask HR about the 401(k) paperworkSam
- Update the car insuranceDue FridayAlex
- Move streaming accountsNot assigned
Balance Sheet: divide assets and debts Free to start
One list of everything. One agreed split.
Balance Sheet is a shared balance sheet for couples dividing property in a divorce. List what you own and owe, propose who gets what, and agree item by item, together or alongside your lawyers or mediator.
- Every asset and debt, valued, in one shared sheet
- Proposals and counters, item by item, until you agree
- The equalization payment, worked out as you go
Free for up to 10 items, no sign-up. For mediators and attorneys · Sign in
| Item | Alex | Sam | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Real estate | ||||
| House, 123 Elm St | $753,300 | Agreed | ||
| ↳ House mortgage | ($402,000) | Agreed | ||
| Lake house | $640,000 | Your turn → | ||
| Bank accounts | ||||
| Joint checking | $20,650 | $20,650 | Agreed | |
| Savings | $12,000 | $50,000 | Agreed | |
| Retirement | ||||
| 401(k), Alex | $348,000 | Agreed | ||
| Fidelity IRA | $106,000 | $106,000 | Waiting on Sam | |
Belongings: divide household items Coming soon
Who keeps what, without the walk-through.
Photograph what's in the house, each say what you'd like to keep, agree together, then plan the handover. Export the final list for your records.
- A photo inventory, room by room
- Each of you marks what you'd like to keep
- Agree, plan the handover, export the list
- SofaAlex keeps
- PianoSam keeps
- Floor lampAlex keeps
- Kids' bikesGo with the kids
- PaintingBoth want it
- Coffee mugsSam keeps
Ledger: a co-parenting expense tracker Free
Kids' costs, split fairly. No back-and-forth.
Ledger is a free expense tracker for co-parents. Type in what you paid, just like a spreadsheet, and it keeps a running balance of who owes whom, so nobody has to keep score. It only tracks expenses: no messaging, calendars or custody schedules. Which costs do co-parents share?
- Type straight into the sheet; it saves as you go
- Split 50/50, or change it for any one expense
- The parent who owes settles up, in full or in part
A blank ledger, ready to type in. Free, no sign-up.
| Child | Paid by | Amount | Balance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maya | Alex | $640 | Sam owes $320 |
| Leo | Sam | $86 | Sam owes $277 |
| Leo | Sam | $120 | Sam owes $217 |
| Maya | Alex | $100 | Sam owes $267 |
Free resources
The Just Divvy Starter Pack
Six free resources to get you organized. Take the ones you need, or download everything at once.
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Asset & debt spreadsheet
List each asset and debt, choose who it goes to, and see the equalization payment worked out for you. Its Print tab gives you a clean one-page summary.
Download Excel file -
Google Sheets version
The same spreadsheet in Google Sheets. You get your own copy to edit.
Use in Google Sheets -
Printable worksheet
A fillable PDF. Type into it on your device or print it and write by hand.
Download PDF -
Completed sample
A filled-in example for a fictional couple, so you can see how it all fits together.
Download PDF -
Often-missed checklist
Frequent-flyer miles, old 401(k)s, tax refunds and other things people forget to list.
Open the checklist Download PDF -
Practical preparation guide
Getting ready for your attorney or mediator: what to gather, what to list, and the questions to ask.
Read the guide Download PDF
Why it matters
Get organized before expensive conversations begin.
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See the full picture
List and value every asset and debt in one place, so you can make informed decisions.
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Feel more prepared
Go into discussions with clarity, not guesswork.
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Save time and money
Arriving organized tends to mean shorter meetings with professionals who bill by the hour.
We are not a law firm and this is not legal advice. Just Divvy provides general information for educational purposes only. It is not legal, tax or financial advice, and using it does not create an attorney-client relationship. Divorce and property laws vary by state. Check your state's laws and talk to a licensed attorney in your state before making decisions.
Start with what you need today.
Ledger is free and opens right away, no sign-up. The starter pack is free to download.