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Quick answers to the most common questions about the DivorceBro app.
Download the DivorceBro app from the App Store (iOS) or Google Play (Android). When you open the app for the first time, you can sign in with your Google account or your Apple ID — no separate password needed.
Yes. DivorceBro has a free tier you can use with no payment and no time limit — it includes the DivorceBro Boot Camp course and the Guide to the First Steps of Divorce. When you're ready for the full program, Basic is $89.99/year, and you can cancel anytime.
DivorceBro is available as a mobile app on iPhone (iOS) and Android. Download it from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
DivorceBro uses a monthly subscription billed through your device's app store — Apple App Store for iPhone users and Google Play for Android users. Your subscription renews automatically each month unless you cancel before the renewal date.
Subscriptions are managed through the app store you used to subscribe:
You will retain access through the end of the current billing period after canceling.
Because billing is processed entirely by Apple or Google, refund requests must be submitted directly to them:
If you need help, email us at support@divorcebro.com.
No. Your Intensive seat already includes full app access through the cohort and your alumni year, so Basic would be charging you a second time for something you already have.
Take your Intensive seat first, then email support@divorcebro.com and we'll cancel your Basic subscription and refund it prorated for the unused part of the year. You don't lose anything by having started with Basic.
Nine times out of ten this means you signed into the app with a different email address than the one you paid with. The app creates a fresh, empty account for the new address, and your purchase stays attached to the address you used at checkout.
The fix takes a minute. Go to divorcebro.com/recover and enter the email address you paid with. We'll resend your setup link — open it on the same device where you're signed in, and it will attach your purchase to that account.
If both addresses definitely match, try signing out of the app and signing back in, which refreshes your subscription status. Still stuck? Email support@divorcebro.com from, or mentioning, the address you paid with.
You can update your profile — including your name, divorce stage, and notification preferences — by going to the Settings screen inside the app.
You can delete your account in any of three ways:
Your personal data will be deleted within 30 days.
All data is transmitted using TLS/SSL encryption and stored in encrypted databases. We never sell your personal information. For the full explanation, read our Privacy Policy.
DivorceBro uses Google Sign-In and Apple Sign-In — there's no separate DivorceBro password. On the login screen, try both options. If you're still stuck, email support@divorcebro.com and we'll help you recover access.
Try these steps in order:
If the problem continues, email support@divorcebro.com with your device model, OS version, and a description of what's happening.
Make sure notifications are enabled for DivorceBro in your device settings:
You can also check your notification preferences within the app under Settings. If notifications still aren't arriving, try signing out and back in to refresh your notification token.
We genuinely want to hear from you. Email support@divorcebro.com with a description of the bug or your idea. For bugs, please include your device type, OS version, and steps to reproduce the issue if possible.
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