Features

Everything a traveler has to keep count of

Automatic day counting

Borderlog notices when you cross a border and starts a new stay on its own. Every day in every country is counted, without manual logging.

Schengen 90/180 calculator

Ninety days in any rolling 180, recalculated every day from your real stays. Days left, the window dates, and the date you must be out.

Tax residency monitor

The 183-day count for every country you have been in, per calendar year, with a warning well before you cross the line.

Visa rules on a map

Entry requirements for 200+ countries for your passport: visa-free, on arrival, eVisa, eTA, passport validity and official application links.

Compare two passports

Dual citizen? See country by country which passport gets you in without a visa and which one gives you more days.

Plan the next entry

Pick a future date and the Schengen calculator shows how many days you will have on it, before you book the flight.

History from your photos

Trips from before the app are rebuilt from the GPS tags in your photo library, on the device. Photos never leave your phone.

PDF travel reports

Export any period with stays, countries and totals, ready for a visa application, an insurer or a tax return.

Home screen widget

Day of stay and days left on the visa, without opening the app. Plus a map and statistics of every country you have visited.

Schengen 90/180

The rolling window,
drawn for today

The Schengen rule allows 90 days inside any 180. Here is what that looks like for a traveler who took three trips this year: each bar is one day, the window ends today.

Days used: – of 90
Days left: –
First trip leaves the window: –

Borderlog redraws this every morning for your own trips, and shows the last day you can stay.

Schengen calculator

Never overstay again

Days used and days remaining, with the exact window dates
The date your oldest trip leaves the window and days come back
Pick a future entry date and see how many days you will have
Every stay inside the window, listed with its dates
A warning before an overstay, not after

Tax residency

See the 183-day line before you cross it

Most countries treat you as a tax resident after 183 days in a year. Borderlog keeps the count for every country you have been in, per calendar year, and shows how close you are to the line.

Days per country against the 183-day threshold
Safe, approaching and reached, at a glance
Any past year, for the accountant

Tax residency screen: 113 of 183 days in Indonesia this year, the date you would cross the line at this pace, and the other countries below

Map coloured by visa requirement for a Russian passport, with the Thailand card open: visa not required for 30 days, arrival card and passport validity

Visa rules

200+ countries on one map

Pick your passport and the map colours itself: where you walk in, where you need a visa on arrival, an eVisa or an eTA, and where you must apply ahead.

Entry requirement, allowed length of stay and passport validity rules
Official application links straight from the country card
Search any destination in a second

Two passports

Compare where each one gets you in

Dual citizen? Put both passports side by side and see, country by country, which one enters visa-free and which one gives you more days.

Russian and Austrian passports compared: visa-free, on arrival, eTA and visa-required counts side by side, then every destination where they differ

FAQ

Questions, answered

How does the Schengen calculator work?

It counts your days in the 29 Schengen countries over a rolling 180-day window. The legal limit is 90 days in any 180-day period; Borderlog recalculates the window every day and shows the last day you can stay.

How accurate is the border detection?

Borderlog detects the country you are in from your location. For the best results keep Location Services enabled for Borderlog in iPhone Settings. You can always correct a stay by hand.

What if I traveled before installing the app?

Add past trips with the + button on the Stays screen, or rebuild them from the GPS tags in your photo library.

Is my data private?

Yes. Your travel history is stored only in your personal iCloud account. There is no account to create and no copy on our servers.

What is included in Premium?

Detailed visa rules with eVisa exceptions and official application links, passport validity rules kept up to date, and PDF reports of your complete travel history.

Which countries are in the Schengen Area?

Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.

Is Borderlog available in my language?

The app speaks 31 languages, including English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, Czech, Dutch, the Nordic languages, Greek, Hebrew, Arabic, Hindi, Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Malay, Japanese, Korean and both Simplified and Traditional Chinese.

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