The Dividend Tracker

The Dividend Tracker

About this app

The Dividend Tracker, now in a mobile app! It's the easiest way to track your Dividend Portfolio and Dividend Income on the go. Track and forecast your dividend income, see when and how much you'll be paid, and visualize your monthly and annual earnings.

The Dividend Tracker is the best dividend tracking platform for your dividend portfolio. Forget tracking your income and payouts using Excel -- upgrade using a modern solution.

Features:
- View your dividend income in a quick and easy format, broken down by month, year, and more.
- Link your brokerage account (M1 Finance, Robinhood, Fidelity, Charles Schwab, Vanguard, and many more) for automatic updates whenever you buy or sell a position.
- Filter through Estimated, Declared, and Confirmed Dividend Dates
- View all your holdings in one place, or break down by individual/separate portfolio
- US, Canadian, and UK stock tickers
- Stay up-to-date with the latest news about all of your companies
- Check the diversification of your portfolio
- Track potential companies you're wanting to purchase by using the Watchlist feature
- Perform stock research to make sure you've buying quality companies via our Dividend Grade feature
- Project future portfolio performance using our built-in calculators
- Looking for more quality companies to buy? Check out what other Dividend Tracker users are buying
- And much more!

Ratings and reviews

The free version is somewhat useful, but a tease. The $149 price is too expensive, unless I can see more of its capabilities first. If it was less than $10/mo, maybe. The latest version still has some glitches and visual styling that needs to be improved, some buttons have words that wrap to a second line. Viewing the payout calendar shows duplicate details. Stock pages graph doesn't match the stock you're viewing. I don't rely on this app, just use it to supplement.

I use My Stocks Portfolio, Dividend Rising, and DivTracker. All 3 free versions work great. I tried this app and to be honest it ranks behind all of the above. Nearly all is locked unless you have the paid version. Understandable, but the 3 others give much more for free. It's not that big of a deal. But the real deal breaker is managing stocks. I have all kinds of stock & financial apps. Trying to figure out how to add new stocks or update existing on this app requires a PhD.

Started with the web version. Joined the premium membership.. and then complained to the developers about wish list this and wishlist that.. they were helpful and fast to respond. And if the issue wasn't with me they were quick to look into the concern. They continue to add features and value. And visually both apps (web/android) are pleasing and intuitive to find information and track my different portfolios and to see an over view of all combined in the default dashboard.

What’s new

Support for lifetime subscriptions