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Simple divorce and separation tools that just work.

Just Divvy makes calm, practical online tools for couples and families going through divorce or separation.

Just Divvy makes calm, practical online tools for couples and families going through divorce or separation. Balance Sheet lets spouses, with their lawyers or mediator, list every asset and debt and agree who gets what, item by item, with the equalization payment worked out. Ledger, a free tool for parents, is an expense tracker only, with a running balance and receipts. Untangle (getting organized) and Belongings (dividing household things) are on the way. Just Divvy is made by remarQable LLC in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Just Divvy makes calm, practical online tools for couples and families going through divorce or separation: one for each step, from getting organized, to dividing what you own and your things, to sharing what the kids cost.

When a family separates, the hardest conversations are often about money: what there is, what it's worth and who keeps what. Those conversations get expensive in meetings billed by the hour, and heated when nobody is looking at the same numbers. Just Divvy puts everything in one shared place, so both people see the same list and the same math.

Balance Sheet is a shared marital balance sheet. Spouses, their lawyers or advisors and their mediator list every asset and debt, propose a division for each, and agree item by item; it works out the equalization payment and produces a summary as a PDF or Excel workbook. It opens straight from the website with no sign-up and is free for up to 10 items. Ledger is a free expense tracker for parents, and only that (no messaging, calendars or custody schedules): each expense has its own split, a running balance shows who owes whom, receipts attach to each row, and records download as PDF, Excel or CSV. Untangle and Belongings are coming soon.

Just Divvy has no ads, never sells personal information and does not use it to train AI models. It is not a law firm and does not give legal, tax or financial advice.