Know exactly how many days you've spent in Europe.
EuroPlanner tracks your stays country by country, keeps you inside the Schengen 90/180 rule and warns you long before you drift into tax residency.
Free forever for day tracking. No card needed.
Try the Schengen calculator
No account needed — add a recent stay and see your days.
90/180
Schengen days, counted the way border officers do
183
The tax residency line, tracked per country
12 mo
Rolling history so nothing slips through
How it works
Add your stays
Country, arrival, departure. That's all the app ever asks for.
We do the counting
Schengen 90/180, days per country, 183-day thresholds — recalculated every day.
Plan with confidence
Check future dates before you book, and get warned before any limit.
Everything in one place
Add your arrival and departure dates once. EuroPlanner does the counting.
Schengen 90/180
A live count of the days you've used in the rolling 180-day window, and exactly how many are left.
183-day tax thresholds
Per-country day counts for the calendar year with clear green, amber and red residency risk levels.
Calendar timeline
Every stay on a colour-coded month view, so your travel history is never a guess again.
Every country you use
Days this year and over the rolling last twelve months, country by country.
Who it's for
Two homes, one Europe
Swedes in Spain, Germans in Portugal, Dutch citizens in Spain, Belgians in France, retirees splitting the year. Free movement, but the 183-day tax line still matters.
Visitors from outside the EU
British, American, Canadian, Australian and New Zealand passport holders who need to stay on the right side of the Schengen 90/180 rule.
Common questions
Do arrival and departure days count?
Yes. Border authorities count both the day you enter and the day you leave the Schengen area. EuroPlanner counts the same way, so the number you see matches the one at the border.
What is the rolling 180-day window?
The 90/180 rule never resets on a fixed date. On any given day, border control looks back 180 days and counts your Schengen days in that window. EuroPlanner recalculates that window for today, and for future dates you're planning.
Does the 90/180 rule apply to EU citizens?
No. EU, EEA and Swiss passport holders have free movement. The app detects this from your passport country and instead focuses on the 183-day tax residency thresholds, which apply to everyone.
What happens at 183 days?
Spending 183 days or more in a country within a calendar year often makes you a tax resident there. Countries apply extra tests — permanent home, centre of economic interest — so treat the tracker as an early warning, not a verdict.
Simple pricing
Free
€0
- Day tracking in every country
- Schengen 90/180 calculator
- 183-day tax residency tracker
- Calendar timeline and dashboard
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€4.99/month
or €29 a year, renewed automatically
- Email alerts before thresholds
- Trip planner with allowed / not allowed answers
- PDF and Excel travel reports
- Family accounts for your spouse and children