Schengen Days
Early accessWorldwideFree app
Count your Schengen days, see days left and check a future trip before you book.
Early access. The app works in your browser today; the Android app follows when enough people ask for it.
Count your Schengen days, see days left and check a future trip before you book.
Early access. The app works in your browser today; the Android app follows when enough people ask for it.
Schengen Days keeps your trips to the Schengen area and counts them the way the rule is written: 90 days in any 180 day period, with the entry day and the exit day both counted. It shows the days you have used today, the days you have left, and whether a trip you are planning fits.
How it works
Real screens from the app, filled with example data.
Save each stay with its entry and exit day, and the app counts the 180 days ending today with both end days included. In the example, 68 of 90 days are used and 22 are left.
A bar shows the last 180 days with your time in the area, planned days and today. Each trip lists the days it adds. In the example, Rome and Florence adds 26 days.
Past, current and planned trips are grouped, each with its dates and day count. Example trips carry a label, so you never mix them up with your own.
Change the entry or exit day and the app counts the days and checks the rule straight away. In the example, the trip counts 26 days and stays within the rule.
Type the dates of a trip you are thinking about. The planner checks every day of it and every trip you planned after it. In the example, a 41 day trip would push Vienna and Salzburg to 91 days.
Choose how long you want to stay and the app finds the earliest start that keeps every saved trip within the rule. In the example, a 40 day stay first fits after the Vienna trip.
Try it now
This is the real app running in your browser, with nothing to install. Tap around, type your own numbers and see what you get. What you enter stays in this browser.
Reminders work only in the phone app.
What it does
The Today screen counts every day you spent in the area in the 180 days ending today, from the trips you saved. A day with an exit and a new entry counts once, and overlapping trips are never counted twice.
A bar shows the whole 180 day window, with the days you were in the area, the days you planned, and today. Below it you see how many days each trip adds.
When you are in the area, the app works out the last day you may stay, as old days drop out of the window while you stay. It warns you when a planned exit day comes too late.
Type the entry and exit days of a trip you are thinking about. The planner checks every day of it, and every trip you planned after it, so it also tells you when a new trip would break one you already booked.
Choose how many days you want to stay and the app finds the first start date that fits with all your saved trips.
Pick any date, past or future, and see the days used and left in the 180 days ending on it.
Turn on one reminder, 3, 7 or 14 days before your last legal day, so you leave in time.
No account and no sign in. Your trips stay on your phone. Schengen Days is an independent planning aid, not legal advice. Border guards decide at the border, and some permits, visas and agreements follow other rules, so check important trips with the official EU calculator.
Use it in your browser now, no account.
The phone app needs no signal.
What you enter stays on your device.
Contact
Schengen Days is in early access: the browser demo works today and the phone app follows when enough people ask for it. Tell us how you would use it and we will invite you first.
No newsletter and no selling of your details. Read how we handle messages in the contact privacy note.