
DaysHere
Know exactly how many days you can stay in each country
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- Mobile AppsFood & TravelPrivacy
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- Trip PlanningVacation Planning
- Target Audience
- Digital NomadsTravellersExpats
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About DaysHere
DaysHere is a stay-day tracker for people who split the year across borders. Register each country's entry and exit dates and the rule that applies to it, and the app shows the days remaining, the date you have to leave by, and a warning status - recalculated the moment you log or edit a trip. Four rule types cover almost everything a border counts: - Fixed stay per entry - up to N days each time you enter (30/60/90), with the clock restarting on re-entry. - Rolling window - a limit inside a moving window, such as Schengen 90 days in any 180. Old days return to your allowance as the window slides forward. - Calendar year limit - a cap that runs 1 January to 31 December and resets at New Year. - Custom rule - your own day limit and period, for countries that count their own way. Also in the app: - Reminders 30, 14, 7, 3 and 1 days before your deadline and on the day itself, each one switchable. - A monthly calendar with stay days colour-coded per country and the deadline day marked. - Full entry and exit history per country, including the stay you are on right now with no exit date yet. - A home-screen widget showing the country closest to its limit. - An optional daily location check that recovers a stay you forgot to log. Only the country is kept, on device. - CSV export and restore. Privacy: DaysHere runs entirely on device. There is no account, no server holding your movements, and nothing for anyone to request, leak or sell. The website's Schengen 90/180 calculator runs in the browser and stores nothing. DaysHere does not give legal or immigration advice - always confirm visa rules with official government sources.
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I built DaysHere because I kept recounting my Schengen days in a spreadsheet and never quite trusted the number. It runs entirely on device: no account, and nothing leaves your phone.