How does the Schengen 90/180-day rule work?
Understand the rolling window and contributing days.
Read the guide
Private travel-day planning
StayCount: Schengen & Tax
A private, explainable travel-day ledger for Schengen, US, and UK presence rules.
No account. No location permission. Records stay on your device unless you choose to export a backup.
Answer the practical questions before they become urgent
When can I re-enter the Schengen Area?
Estimate when allowance may return from your entered stays.
Read the guideHow can I check a future Schengen trip before booking?
Simulate a proposed stay before making firm plans.
Read the guideHow can I track tax-residency days across countries?
Keep one ledger while separating jurisdiction rules.
Read the guideHow do I track days for the US Substantial Presence Test?
Review current and weighted prior-year US days.
Read the guideWhat should I record for the UK Statutory Residence Test?
Record tax-year facts, ties, workdays, and exceptions.
Read the guideIs there a private travel-day tracker without an account or location tracking?
Use a local ledger without account or location tracking.
Read the guideSee the record, plan, and explanation
Four separate workspaces
Schengen 90/180
Free workspace for rolling days used, days left, contributing dates, earliest re-entry, and a future-stay simulation.
US Substantial Presence
StayCount Pro separates current-year days, weighted prior years, the 31-day minimum, and excluded spans.
UK Visitor
StayCount Pro keeps visitor inputs and explanations separate from tax residence.
UK Statutory Residence Test
StayCount Pro records tax-year facts, ties, workdays, transit, and exceptional circumstances.
Privacy and control
Core calculations work offline. Travel stays are entered manually and stored on device. Optional App Lock protects access; Pro supports selected evidence attachments and user-initiated password-encrypted backup.
A planning tool, not a decision maker
Results depend on the dates and facts you enter. StayCount does not provide immigration, legal, tax, or financial advice, guarantee an outcome, or represent a government authority.