On the web
Sign in from your browser to review your accounts and plan on a larger screen.
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Your plan goes with you.
A familiar experience on your phone and in your browser.
Build my money planTHE BIG PICTURE
Use a larger screen when you want to spend time with your plan, and your phone when you want a quick check-in. Sign in with the same account to keep your financial context together.
On iOS and Android
Use Dime Shield on supported mobile devices with the same account.
One financial picture
Your account connects your budget, transactions, and goals across devices.
01 / A CLOSER LOOK
More room for a focused review.
The desktop web layout keeps navigation on the left and opens supported details in a side panel. This lets you inspect a category or transaction without losing the surrounding list. Narrower browser layouts adapt to the available space.
- Review your plan on a larger screen.
- Open details beside their context on desktop.
- Use the browser without installing a desktop application.
The details behind your spending
SAMPLE DATANeighborhood MarketGroceries · reviewed
$86.20City TransitTransportation
$24.00Home & MarketSplit · 2 categories
$112.40Categories, context, and clarity.
02 / A CLOSER LOOK
A familiar routine on mobile.
The mobile app brings the same core financial tools into a layout designed for touch. Use it to review transactions and upcoming activity, then return to the web when you want more room. Platform-specific capabilities may differ.
- Use the same account on supported devices.
- Review recent activity wherever you check your plan.
- Manage device-specific notification permissions separately.
GOOD TO KNOW
Your questions, answered.
Do I need a separate web account?
No. Use the same account and sign-in method rather than creating a duplicate account.
Are all device features identical?
Core financial information is shared, but capabilities such as notifications, voice, and billing can vary by platform.
Can I use a smaller browser window?
The web layout adapts to narrower windows, including switching from desktop side panels to a single-screen layout.