SchengenTrack: 90/180 Tracker

SchengenTrack is a 90/180 day counter for the Schengen area. If you hold a non-EU passport, your short stays are capped at 90 days inside any rolling 180 day period, and the hard part is rarely the rule itself. It is keeping count across trips that fall in different months. Log each entry and exit, and the app does the counting for you.

Open it and the first thing you see is the number that matters: days remaining out of 90, for the 180 day window that ends today. Under it sit your logged stays and the earliest date you can go back for the trip you have in mind.

WHAT YOU CAN DO
- Log every trip with an entry date and an exit date
- See days used out of 90 and days remaining, recalculated the moment you add a stay
- Count against the rolling 180 day window that ends on today's date, not a fixed calendar year
- Tag any stay with the country you were in so your history reads clearly
- Enter the number of days you want next time and get the earliest date you can re-enter
- Read every stay in one list, ordered by entry date
- Remove a stay you logged by mistake, with a confirmation step first
- Use all of it offline, with no account and no sign in

HOW THE SCHENGEN 90/180 COUNT WORKS
The Schengen 90/180 rule is a rolling one, which is what makes it awkward to do in your head. On any given day the app looks back over the previous 180 days, adds up the days you spent inside the area during that stretch, and subtracts them from 90. Both the day you arrive and the day you leave are counted as days spent. Because the window moves forward with the calendar, older days drop out of it and your balance recovers on its own, so the answer changes depending on the date you ask about.

The re-entry date works the same way in reverse. You type the number of days you want for the next trip, and the app steps forward day by day, up to a year ahead, until it finds the first date where that many days are available in your window.

WHO IT IS FOR
- Remote workers and long-stay visitors moving between European countries
- Retirees splitting the year between Europe and home
- People with family in Europe who visit several times a year
- Anyone on repeated short trips who wants the number before booking the next flight

PRIVACY
Your travel history stays on the phone. SchengenTrack has no servers, no account, no analytics and no network code of any kind, so nothing about your trips is uploaded or shared. Removing the app removes the data with it.

QUESTIONS

Does it work without a connection?
Yes. Every calculation runs on the device, so the count is there on a plane or anywhere with no signal.

Do arrival and departure days count?
Yes, the app counts both of them as days spent.

Can I plan a future trip?
Yes. Set the number of days you want and the app returns the earliest date that fits inside the window.

Do I need an account?
No. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to log in to.

SchengenTrack is a personal counting tool for the Schengen 90/180 rule. It is not immigration or legal advice and it is not affiliated with any government or border authority. Check your own situation with the relevant authorities before you travel.

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