Schengen 90/180 day counter
Days left today · 54 of 90 used · window to 6 Aug
Never guess your Schengen days again.
You type the dates. Stayline recounts the rolling 180-day window every morning and names the date your full allowance is back. Go over, and it names your earliest re-entry date instead.
No account · No in-app ads · No tracking · Works offline
The count
Days expire one at a time. So does the count.
Most counters drop a whole trip out of your window on the day it ages out. That is how a hand count leaves you a week short of where you thought you were.
Add a trip with a country and two dates. Leave the exit date empty while you are still there, and today keeps counting itself.
Not a range, not an estimate. A date.
The simulator
Check a trip before you book it.
Does it fit?
Enter on 20 August, stay for 60 days
Compliant, or eight days over? One screen answers it.
60 dWhen it does not
It names the fix
Shorten the stay to 52 days, or enter twenty days later. It also names its assumption, such as an open trip you have not closed.
52 dWhen plans change
Planned trips sit in the same log as past ones
Edit one and every number moves with it.
1 logHow we count
Every rule, written down.
One screen inside the app lists them in plain language, including what Stayline does not do.
Every calendar day counts.
Arrival and departure both count, even partial days, and so does a same-day transit or a flight over midnight.
Each day gets its own 180-day window.
For any date, Stayline counts that day plus the previous 179, and checks the 90-day limit against that total.
Your allowance returns daily.
The day that falls out of the window is yours again that morning.
Not modeled
EU-spouse rights under Directive 2004/38 and long-stay D-visa exemptions are not modeled. If either applies to you, Stayline still counts those days, so your real allowance is larger than the number it shows.
Nor does it know your visa type, your residence permit, national long-stay rules, or a border officer's discretion. It counts days.
Privacy
Nothing is inferred.
Stayline reads no location, no photos and no mailbox. No account, no in-app ads and no tracking. Every calculation runs on your phone, offline, from dates you typed in yourself.
Manual entry is the feature. A counter that infers your border crossings can be confidently wrong about them.