Schengen stay tracker · no sign-up

Know the last day you can stay.

Stay180 counts the last 180 days, then checks every day of the trip you are about to book — including dates when old stays fall off and days come back.

No account. Your stays stay on this device. We never upload your calendar.

The rolling window

Days left today is not how long you can stay.

Both border days count

The day you land and the day you leave both use a day. A weekend is three days, not two.

Days left today is not the stay

A trip that runs three weeks can hit 90 even if you have 40 days left this morning. Stay180 checks every day of the trip.

Old stays come back

When a day falls outside the last 180, it stops counting. Spreadsheets miss that morning. You can often stay longer if you enter after it.

How it works

Add stays. Get a leave-by date. Book against that.

  1. 1

    Add stays

    Type them, drop a calendar file, or connect Google Calendar. Only stays you confirm are saved.

  2. 2

    See the last day you can stay

    Stay180 shows days used in the last 180, and the leave-by date if you entered today.

  3. 3

    Plan around days that free up

    Move the entry date. When an old stay ages out, those days come back — and a longer trip can fit.

What you get

Track the window. Plan the next stay. Use the days you get back.

Track the last 180 days

See days used, days left, and the last day you can stay if you enter today. Arrival and departure both count.

Open the calculator

Plan the next stay

Pick an entry date. Stay180 returns a leave-by date and the longest stay that still fits the rule.

Plan a trip

Days that free up

When an old stay falls outside the last 180 days, those days become available again. Stay180 lists those dates so you can plan around them.

See days that free up

Your data

We look for travel. We don't keep your calendar.

Stay180 has no accounts. Confirmed stays are saved only on this device. Google sign-in stays in the browser for this visit. We never ask to read Gmail.

How we handle your calendar

Who it is for

People who enter Schengen more than once a year — nomads, remote workers, partners visiting, anyone stacking city breaks and trying not to overstay or leave days unused.

Who it is not

Stay180 is a planning tool, not immigration advice, a visa, or a government service. Verify against the official EU short-stay calculator before you travel.

Pricing

The calculator is free.

Checking your days stays free, and it has to be accurate. Stay180 Pro adds Google Calendar import and unlimited trip plans, including dates when days free up.

Know the last day you can stay.

No sign-up. Add a stay or import travel. Stay180 does the date arithmetic.

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