Five tabs built around one question: what do your dividends actually pay you, and when. Nothing here routes an order or connects to a brokerage.
This week's estimated paycheck — cash vs. DRIP if you've tagged it — plus a daily / monthly / yearly toggle, upcoming payouts with buy-by / ex-date / paid-on timing, your monthly goal and progress, and simple safety notes like dividend raises, cuts, and payout streaks. Not a credit rating — just plain signals from the payout history.
Every holding in one sortable, searchable list. Add a DRIP toggle, a tax flavor (qualified / ordinary / unknown), notes, and an average cost to see yield on cost per position. Share a month's estimate as plain text when someone asks "how much did that pay you?"
A month grid marking estimated pay dates. Each entry shows buy-by (the last day to own shares for that payout), ex-date, and paid-on, labeled declared vs. estimated so you always know how firm a number is.
Headlines for the tickers you actually hold, plus a bit of general market news for context. No live quotes, no order tickets — just reading material.
Set your monthly paycheck goal, switch appearance (light, dark, or system) and accent tint, manage accounts and your watchlist, review import notes, and find the legal and privacy copy — all in one place.
No brokerage login, ever. Import is a one-time file, not a live sync.
Position exports from Fidelity, Schwab, Vanguard, and IBKR, or a simple ticker,shares list you paste or type. Cash, money-market funds, and options positions are skipped automatically.
DRIP toggle, tax flavor tag, free-text notes, and an average cost basis so DivCheck can show yield on cost alongside the raw payout estimate.
Sort and search your holdings list, and ask Siri or the App Shortcut "What's my DivCheck paycheck this week" for a quick answer without opening the app.
A local notification the morning of a payout, and optionally 1–14 days ahead, so nothing lands as a surprise.
A heads-up when a holding's payout changes meaningfully, so you can decide whether to look closer.
A nudge when you're closing in on — or falling behind — your monthly income goal.
All notifications are local to your iPhone — DivCheck doesn't run a server that pushes them to you.
No subscription. Everything below is a single purchase, restorable from the paywall.
Go past 15 holdings, and split things across taxable, brokerage, IRA, Roth, or a spouse's account.
Track tickers you don't own yet — DivCheck's own list, separate from anything in Apple's Stocks app.
Record what actually hit your account and compare it against the month's estimate, so the dashboard isn't only a forecast.
Pick any ticker — owned or not — and a share count to see monthly and yearly income before vs. after, the cost at the last price, and how it moves your goal. Add straight to your portfolio or watchlist.
A breakdown of which holdings actually fund the paycheck, so you can see concentration at a glance.
A year-to-date rollup by tax flavor tag — qualified, ordinary, unknown. Helpful context, not a 1099-DIV.
Export holdings and deposits to CSV, or back everything up to a JSON file you control — saved wherever you like, not synced to iCloud automatically.
Home Screen widgets in small, medium, and large sizes, plus Lock Screen widgets (circular, rectangular, inline) for this week, next month, six months, the year, or goal progress.
Keep this week's paycheck visible from the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island while it's running.