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No more than you need

Over a quarter of Australian households are home to just one person. Oftentimes, I'd come home from the supermarket thinking, "That should last me the entire week." Yet, the loaf of bread, pack of basil, or bag of carrots I hoped to ration out ends up getting mouldy, wilted, or soggy. I end up spending more than I should have and throwing away more than I'm comfortable with. So what if we just... matched singles up? But less a dating app, more a splitting app. Same concept though: strangers, a little awkward, largely mutually beneficial.

Divvy

No more than you need

Over a quarter of Australian households are home to just one person. Oftentimes, I’d come home from the supermarket thinking, “That should last me the entire week.” Yet, the loaf of bread, pack of basil, or bag of carrots I hoped to ration out ends up getting mouldy, wilted, or soggy. I end up spending more than I should have and throwing away more than I’m comfortable with. So what if we just… matched singles up? But less a dating app, more a splitting app. Same concept though: strangers, a little awkward, largely mutually beneficial.

Divvy

No more than you need

Over a quarter of Australian households are home to just one person. Oftentimes, I’d come home from the supermarket thinking, “That should last me the entire week.” Yet, the loaf of bread, pack of basil, or bag of carrots I hoped to ration out ends up getting mouldy, wilted, or soggy. I end up spending more than I should have and throwing away more than I’m comfortable with. So what if we just… matched singles up? But less a dating app, more a splitting app. Same concept though: strangers, a little awkward, largely mutually beneficial.