Stay Day Counter - TaxStayLog

Records which state or country you are in each day even when the app is closed. Covers 183-day rules, Schengen 90/180 and the US substantial presence test. No day is lost. Not a government app TaxStayLog is an independent app. It is not affiliated with and does not represent any government agency, including the IRS, U.S. state tax agencies or the European Union. It does not provide tax, legal or immigration advice. TaxStayLog counts the days you spend in each state and country automatically. It records where you spent each day even when the app is closed. Matching runs on an offline map inside your device, so your location never leaves it. Rules it can count - US state 183-day rule by calendar year where any part of a day counts as one - US substantial presence test weighted over the current and two previous years - Country 183-day rules by calendar year or a rolling 12 months - Schengen 90/180 including the next date you may enter again - Visa and custom limits with your own cap and period type It does not hide what it missed A day with no observation is not silently counted as zero. It appears in an unknown days list. Apply the previous day to all of them in one tap, or set each day yourself. You can always fix the past Tap any day in the calendar to change the place. Long press to fill a whole range at once, such as January 5 to February 20 in Florida. Your records stay put Everything is stored on your device, and no account is needed. Automatic backups keep several generations, and you can export and import CSV. Choose how a day is counted States define a day differently, so you can count any part of the day, the place at midnight or the place where most of the day was spent. Alerts arrive at 10 and 5 days left, and when the limit is reached. Automatic counting and the current day count are free forever. Official sources - U.S. substantial presence test (IRS): https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/substantial-presence-test - U.S. state taxes and state tax agencies (USA.gov): https://www.usa.gov/state-taxes - Schengen 90/180-day rule for short stays (European Commission): https://home-affairs.ec.europa.eu/policies/schengen/border-crossing_en For country 183-day rules, check the official tax authority of that country.