Country Days Tracker: Geostay

Country Days Tracker: Geostay is an iPhone app for remote workers, expats and frequent travelers who have to watch a day limit, such as 90 days in Schengen or 183 days for tax residency. The record builds itself. Geostay notes which country the iPhone is in each day, also while the app is closed, and it works offline because the map is stored in the app. Flights and points near a border are ignored. Earlier trips can be rebuilt from the dates and places in your photo library, or imported from a Google Maps Timeline export, a Flighty export or a CSV file. You can also add your own rule for any country: days in or days away, over a rolling window, a calendar year or a fixed period. A notification comes days before a limit and names the date, for example "Staying past 4 Dec would cross the limit". Widgets put the most urgent count on the Home Screen and the Lock Screen. Geostay needs no account, and the travel history is kept on the iPhone. https://getgeostay.com

Geostay records the days a user spends in each country and counts them according to the relevant visa, residence, and tax rules. It presents a separate count for each rule and indicates whether the user is within, near, or over a limit. The app can warn when a planned stay would cross a limit and remind users before permits end or when days become available again. It is a day-counting tool, not legal, immigration, or tax advice. With permission, Geostay records the iPhone's location, including while the app is closed, and determines the country using map data stored on the device. It works offline, ignores flights and points near borders, and lets users edit the record or add custom rules. Users can import past trips from photo dates, times, and places; the photos remain on the iPhone. Rule cards show counts, and widgets display selected or urgent counts. Geostay is for iPhone users who need to track travel days against visa, residence, or tax rules. The page describes rules for Schengen, the UK, the US, countries, US states, and user-defined periods, as well as visa and residence statuses. It requires iOS 18 and has no account or sign-up. Travel history, locations, imported photos, and documents stay on the iPhone; the app does not show ads or sell user data.