Start with your agreement.
The planned assistant reads it and creates your categories, splits, deadlines, and approval steps. Review the rules once.

An extra pickup. Another bill. A missed reimbursement.
DivoDime is being built to turn your agreement, receipts, and parenting-time notes into one clear monthly record.
For either parent. Built around the agreement—not gender.
Illustrative rules from a sample agreement.
Pickup was missed. You stayed home. You paid for dinner. Then the next bill arrived.
When you’re handling the day, recordkeeping is the last thing you need. Snap the receipt. Say what happened. Let the month come together.
Illustrative report. It does not establish a violation.
AI does the organizing. You keep control of what gets shared.
The planned assistant reads it and creates your categories, splits, deadlines, and approval steps. Review the rules once.
Snap a receipt or leave a short voice note. The assistant prepares the expense or calendar report, asking only when something is unclear.
Your monthly packet brings expenses, receipts, payments, and planned-versus-reported parenting time together. Review, share, or prepare it for your attorney.
Try a sample expense. The calculation changes with the category's rule—not a one-size-fits-all percentage.
In the app, every rule will link back to its source clause. Parenting-time notes stay separate from financial responsibility rules.
Illustration only. No documents uploaded, no requests sent.
A missed pickup should not disappear because you were busy taking care of the children.
A short note sits beside the planned day. At month-end, see both the agreed schedule and the reported time—without rewriting history.
Demo only. No microphone or personal data used.
Illustrative 30-day reporting period. Reported time is not automatically agreed time. Extra charges require a separate applicable agreement clause.
A shopping receipt can include school supplies and personal purchases. The expense plan should separate them.
Separate logins, one family plan. Responsibilities come from the agreement. The invited co-parent can participate without buying another subscription.
“Add this receipt.” “Prepare my statement.” “Show what is unpaid.” Task assistance is a core paid feature.
Receipts, statement versions, payments, and disputes stay organized. You review attorney packets before sending.
Keep the paperwork in one place.
No subscription required.
Your agreement-driven AI assistant.
First-year founding price. Proposed standard price: $7.99/month.
Pricing and allowances are proposed for review. Founding offer planned for the first 500 families, for their first year. No signup or payment is collected in this private preview. App-cost sharing applies only under a supported agreement rule or separately agreed split.
DivoDime is designed to organize the expenses behind the conversation: the clause, the receipt, the calculation, and what happened next.
Clients choose what to share. Professional access will be limited to authorized records.
Organized records—not a guarantee of collection or legal admissibility.
No. The planned workflow supports private organization and statement delivery to a verified recipient. If they join, their account is included in the family plan.
The assistant will flag missing or conflicting rules rather than invent a percentage. You can clarify a setting or have your professional review it.
No. The app records what was reported beside the planned schedule. A parenting-time percentage is separate from an expense split. A proposed additional charge needs an applicable reviewed clause, its conditions, and relevant evidence.
Yes, when an applicable confirmed clause or a separately agreed app-cost rule supports it. An invoice becomes one expense and appears in the appropriate statement.
Routine sending and reminders require your authorization or configured automation. Unclear items stay in review, and attorney packets always require preview and explicit sending.
This is a private design preview for an app in development. The demo uses sample data; real signup, AI processing, and payments are not connected here.