iOS App

CountryDaybook

A ledger of the countries and dates you visited

Record the countries and calendar dates you visited. Explore a proposed trip against the general Schengen 90 days in any rolling 180-day period. You enter every stay yourself. Free on iPhone. No photo import, location tracking, account, ads or in-app purchases.

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One rolling 180-day window

90 / 180

  • Schengen-area day you entered
  • Proposed trip day
  • Future day not yet observed
  • Other day
Illustration of the idea, not a screen from the app.

What it does

A ledger you keep, and arithmetic that knows its limits

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You enter every stay

Add a country with an arrival and a departure date. Both endpoints count as days. Nothing is guessed from photos or your location.

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General 90/180 planning

Explore a proposed trip against the general Schengen rule: at most 90 days in any rolling 180-day period.

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Unknown future days stay unknown

Days before a planned arrival that have not happened yet are unknown. When they could change the count, the app shows a range or stops rather than give a misleading number.

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Kept on your iPhone

Your entries are saved in the app’s local storage and are not sent to YOTEZIC by the app. No account, ads or in-app purchases.

Before you rely on a number

Arithmetic, not entry permission

How it works

Three steps

1

Add your stays in Trips

Choose the country, the arrival date and the departure date. You can edit or delete any stay later.

2

Confirm the scope

On the 90/180 screen, confirm that the general rule applies and that your observed Schengen-area days are complete.

3

Try a proposed trip

Enter planned dates to see the count, a range when unknown future days matter, or a stop when more information is needed.

Questions

Common questions

Does CountryDaybook tell me whether I can enter the Schengen area?

No. It does planning arithmetic for the general 90/180 rule. It is not entry permission or immigration advice. Visa-sticker limits, residence or long-stay status, bilateral arrangements and special territories need official guidance.

Why do I sometimes see a range, or no number?

Future days that are not yet observed remain unknown. If they could change the count, the app shows a range or stops rather than give a misleading number.

Does it read my photos or track my location?

No. The app has no photo or location permission. You enter every country and date yourself.

Is CountryDaybook free?

Yes. It is free on iPhone, with no account, ads or in-app purchases.

If I stayed 90 days from 1 January, when can I enter again?

Under the general rule, on 30 June (2026 dates). The 180 days ending 29 June still include all 90 days from 1 January to 31 March. On 30 June, 1 January has left the window, so one day is free again; from then on, each new day inside is matched by an older day leaving. Check your own dates with the European Commission’s calculator.

Do the arrival and departure days both count?

Yes. Both count as days in the Schengen area, and a day counts once however many Schengen borders you cross on it.