Count Your Schengen Days Under the 90/180 Rule, Without Giving Your Trips to Anyone
Stay answers the question every traveller to Europe asks: how many of my 90 days do I have left? Log each trip with two dates and see the answer for today or for any day you pick.
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The problem
The 90/180 rule allows at most 90 days in any rolling 180-day period, and the day you arrive and the day you leave both count. Doing that by hand across several trips is easy to get wrong, and a mistake can mean a fine or a ban. Most online calculators make you re-type your dates every time, and many ask you to sign up or keep your travel history on their servers.
How Stay (Schengen 90/180 Counter) works
- Open Stay and add a trip: the place, the day you arrive and the day you leave.
- Stay shows how many of your 90 days are left today, or on any date you choose, the last day you can stay and the earliest day you can come back.
- Before you book, use Plan a trip to try a future stay and see how long you can remain.
- Add a leave-by reminder to your own calendar as a .ics file, so the date does not slip past you.
What you get
- Days left, today or any dateEvery day in the last 180 is counted, with the day you arrive and the day you leave both included. Pick any date to see your count then, not only today.
- Plan before you bookTry a trip that does not exist yet. Stay shows how long you can stay and the earliest day you can return, so you can plan with real numbers.
- Leave-by remindersMake a calendar file (.ics) for your leave-by date and add it to the calendar you already use. Stay does not send notifications itself.
- Unlimited trips, works offlineFree keeps unlimited trips for one person and works without internet. A backup file lets you move your trips to another device.
- Pro, for $1 oncePro adds several people (a whole family, up to 20 profiles), a 183-day counter by calendar or tax year, your own rules such as a 180-day UK visit, a PDF of your travel history and encrypted backups.
Private by design
Your trips are kept only in this browser on this device. There is no account and nothing is sent to us or anyone else. The only time Stay goes online is when you type a Pro key, and then only the key is checked, never your trips. Trips are not encrypted on the device, so clearing site data or losing the device without a backup file loses them. An encrypted backup (Pro) cannot be opened by anyone, including us, if you forget its passcode.
Free vs Pro
FAQ
Is Stay free?
Yes. Unlimited trips, the 90/180 count for today or any date, trip planning, leave-by reminders and backups are free, in 15 languages. Pro is $1 once, not a subscription, with a 7-day refund.
Is this legal advice? Can border guards use a different count?
No, it is a self-check. Border guards and the EU Entry/Exit System decide how long you may stay, and their records can differ from what you typed. Stay only counts the dates you enter. If the numbers matter, check with the official authority.
Who is it for?
Short stays without a visa or with a short-stay visa. It does not apply if you hold a residence permit, a long-stay national visa, EU/EEA/Swiss citizenship or a bilateral agreement with other limits. A visa can allow fewer than 90 days, so check your visa sticker.
Which countries does it count?
The 29 Schengen countries as of 2026, plus Monaco, San Marino and Vatican City. Cyprus and Ireland are not in Schengen and are not counted. If membership changes, the list in your version may be out of date.
What does Pro add?
Family profiles, a 183-day counter by calendar or tax year, your own rules (rolling or per visit), a PDF of your travel history and encrypted backups. One payment of $1, no renewals.
Does it send reminders by itself?
No. Stay makes a calendar file (.ics) for your leave-by date and you add it to your own calendar. The calendar then reminds you.