DaysAroundTrack every country you've ever been to. Privately.
Build a secure, on-device timeline of your travels — across borders, without GPS or cloud. DaysAround is your privacy-first country tracker.
The Thesis
Your camera roll already knows every country you've been to. Every border crossing. Every hotel. Every market you wandered through at midnight.
It just never told you.
Most founders who travel globally are sitting on two problems they don't think about until it's expensive.
The first is memory. Trips blur. Countries merge. The place that changed how you think becomes a vague recollection two years later.
The second is compliance. The 183-day rule. Schengen 90/180 limits. Visa overstays. Your accountant will ask. Immigration will ask. You won't have the answer.
Both problems are already solved. You just haven't scanned your photos yet.
DaysAround reads your camera roll locally on your iPhone. No upload. No cloud. No account. It builds your travel timeline automatically — every country, every trip, every day.
Beautiful enough to revisit. Accurate enough to show your accountant.
The countries that shaped you. Resurfaced. The days that count for tax residency. Calculated. The Schengen limit you're approaching. Flagged before it's a problem.
Your map won't show you how far you've come. It'll show you how much you have left to explore.
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Permanent Traveler Tracker
For those whose life is lived across borders — track every country, count days abroad, export your travel stats, and visualize your global journey privately and securely.
Private Country Tracker App
A privacy-first country tracker app that lets you mark where you’ve been — without tracking you. Designed for iPhone users who value data control, offline access, and a clean, no-login experience. No GPS. No accounts. Just your map, your data, your travels.
Schengen Visa Rules & Planning
The Schengen Zone follows a “rolling” 90/180 rule — meaning you can stay up to 90 days within any 180-day period. This isn’t tied to calendar months or a single entry. Instead, you must always look back 180 days from today and make sure your total time inside the Schengen area doesn’t exceed 90 days. You can leave and re-enter, but the clock doesn’t reset unless you’ve spent enough time outside the zone. This makes ongoing tracking essential — especially if you’re hopping between countries or planning longer stays.
Visited Countries Map
Create your personal visited countries map with just a few clicks. Days Around lets you mark the countries you’ve explored on a world map and instantly see your travel stats — from percentage of the world visited to continent breakdowns. It’s like a digital scratch map, designed to help you reflect on past trips and plan where to go next.
Recent Articles
When border officers question your Schengen day count, you need fast, credible evidence: stamps first, then transport proof, then accommodation. This guide shows what works, how to organize a 2-minute proof pack, and how DaysAround helps you privately cross-check gaps using on-device photo analysis.
Test any visited countries map app in airplane mode before you travel. Real offline means your map opens, edits, and shows stats without forcing a login or cloud sync.
Reverse-plan Schengen stays by checking two rolling 180-day windows: the one ending on your entry day and the one ending on your exit day. DaysAround rebuilds your real travel history from on-device photo metadata so you can pick future legal entry dates with confidence.
Monaco, Vatican, and San Marino feel like Schengen exits but usually aren't. Airport layovers can trigger entries you don't expect. Learn what actually counts for 90/180 compliance and how to build a defensible timeline from your photo metadata.
Schengen days follow the person, not the passport. Here's what dual citizens can and can't do, why "switching passports" fails in practice, and how to keep one private, auditable timeline with DaysAround.
A Type D visa or residence permit gives you long-stay rights only in the issuing country, while the 90/180 limit still applies for other Schengen states. Learn the two-clock model and how DaysAround tracks your timeline privately from photo metadata.
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