DivvyDiary review
Dividend calendars, forecasts and portfolio analysis across web and mobile.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
DivvyDiary is a dividend and portfolio tracking app for individual investors who want to follow upcoming payouts and estimate portfolio income. Its personal calendar covers pay dates and ex-dates, while forecasts, payout history and portfolio analysis help organize dividend information across holdings. The app is available on the web, iOS and Android, with manual entry as well as broker and CSV imports for adding portfolios.
Portfolio imports are a practical fit for investors whose accounts connect through services such as Trade Republic, Scalable, DEGIRO, Trading 212 and the other named brokers. CSV import offers another route, including for portfolios managed in tools such as Parqet or Portfolio Performance. The calendar includes push and email payment-date notifications, and a dividend matrix shows holdings by payment month. Investors with accounts outside the supported connections can still add holdings manually or use CSV, but should consider whether that workflow suits them.
The free Scrimper plan includes a personal dividend calendar, direct broker integration, mobile notifications and basic portfolio analysis. Aristocrat costs €7.50 per month when billed annually and adds a yearly overview, net dividend calculations using tax rate and allowance, calendar export, income analysis, backtesting and forecasts, and complete portfolio analysis. A seven-day free trial is available. Choose DivvyDiary if dividend scheduling and income analysis are the priority; investors who do not need dividend-specific tools or the paid plan's deeper analysis may prefer a simpler tracker.
DivvyDiary pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Calendar tracks dividend pay dates and ex-dates with payment notifications
- Broker and CSV imports connect holdings from named services
- Paid plan adds net dividend calculations, forecasts and full portfolio analysis
- Where it doesn't
- Advanced analysis requires the paid Aristocrat plan
- Broker connections are limited to the supported integrations
- Email is the listed support channel
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