Dividend calendar
Every dividend you are owed,
on one calendar
Upcoming and received dividends on the stocks you actually held on the ex-date, with the amount for your shares, not just the ₹ per share. Month by month, quarter by quarter, for every family member.
Dividend Calendar
Dividends on stocks you held on the ex-date. Amounts are estimates until credited.
₹2.25 per share × 550 held
Product shown with real example data.
Held on the ex-date
entitlement from your own ledger
₹ per share × your units
the amount, not the headline
Earned vs upcoming
green is yours, amber is coming
Per family member
split when two PANs hold it
Entitlement
Only the shares you held
on the ex-date count
A dividend belongs to whoever held the stock on the ex-date, not whoever holds it today, so the app walks your buy and sell history up to that day and uses that unit count. TATAPOWER paid ₹2.25 a share on 20 June 2025; Hardik held 550, so the line reads ₹1,238.
Sold the stock before the ex-date? It drops off. Bought more after? The earlier dividend stays what it was. A split or bonus before the date changes the count the way the registrar would count it.
TATAPOWER · ex-date 20 Jun 2025
₹1,238
Earned₹2.25 per share × 550 units held on the ex-date
12 Mar 2024 Buy +300
300 held
09 Jan 2025 Buy +250
550 held
20 Jun 2025 Ex-date
550 eligible
03 Sep 2025 Sell −200
not counted, after ex-date
Quarterly view
See your dividends
quarter by quarter
The year in four boxes, each with the total you earned that quarter. Under it, every dividend with the date, the stock, the type, and your amount.
If a company pays two dividends on the same day, you see one row with both. Nothing is counted twice.
FY 2025-26, real example data.
FY 2025-26, real example data.
Yearly view
See which months
pay you
One box per month, April to March, with the total for that month and how many dividends came in. The quiet months are as clear as the busy ones.
Family portfolios
Family holdings,
one dividend each
If two people in your family hold the same stock, the calendar shows it once, with how much each person gets based on their units. The family total is correct, and so is each person's share for their tax return.
HDFCBANK
Final₹9,020
₹22 per share × 410 held
Illustrative example: this family's real FY 2025-26 events are all single-portfolio.
Before you sign up
Which dividends show up on the calendar?
Every dividend event declared on a stock you hold, in the financial year you have selected. The app matches events to your holdings by ISIN, and by symbol as a fallback, so a renamed stock still finds its dividends.
How is my amount worked out?
Rupees per share multiplied by the units you actually held on the ex-date. The app walks your confirmed buy and sell ledger up to that day, adjusting for any split or bonus that happened before it, so the count is the one the registrar would use.
I sold a stock last year. Does it still appear?
Only for ex-dates on which you still held it. Once your position drops to zero, later dividend events for that stock are not yours and do not appear. Buying the stock again later does not add old dividends back.
What do the two colours mean?
Green chips are earned: the ex-date has already passed, so the dividend is yours even if the credit has not reached your bank yet. Amber chips are upcoming: announced, ex-date still ahead. Amounts are estimates until they are credited.
Why does one date show 'Final + Special' on a single chip?
Some companies declare a final and a special dividend together on the same ex-date. The app shows them as one chip with both components listed in the detail, so the day's total is not double counted.
We hold the same stock in two portfolios. How is it shown?
As one chip for the stock and date, with a per-portfolio split in the detail: each family member's units and their share of the payout, in their portfolio colour.
Everything included
- Every dividend event on the stocks you hold, matched by ISIN
- Entitlement from your ledger: only shares held on the ex-date count
- Split-aware: a bonus or split before the ex-date changes the unit count correctly
- Sold positions drop out; later buys do not inflate earlier dividends
- Earned and upcoming totals, and the event count, per financial year
- Monthly grid, quarterly summary and a twelve-month yearly view
- Final, interim and special dividends; Final + Special on one chip
- REIT and InvIT income distributions, with the ₹ per unit when published
- Per-portfolio split when more than one family member holds the stock
- Financial years back to your earliest trade, one click apart
Know your family's number tonight
Import one statement, add the flat and the PPF, and see everything you own and owe on one screen, then run it forward twenty years.
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