Know your days
Check your allowance for a selected date, with the rolling 180-day calculation handled automatically.
The Schengen 90/180 rule, made simple
Track your Schengen days.
Travel with confidence.
Know how many days you have left, bring your travel history together and plan your next trip — without spreadsheets or guesswork.
For iPhone · Works offline · No account needed
Everything in one place
Less counting. More exploring.
Your past trips, future plans and Schengen allowance, clearly connected.
Plan before you book
Add future trips and see how they affect your days. Spot a possible overstay while you can still change your plans.
Bring your history
Import from Google Timeline, Excel or iCal. Keep past travel and upcoming trips together in one place.
Understand the rule
90 days.
A rolling 180-day window.
For travellers covered by the Schengen short-stay rule, the limit is up to 90 days in any rolling 180-day period.
Every day, the window moves. Count the date you’re checking and the previous 179 days. Both your entry and exit days count.
It doesn’t reset every six months.
Read the official guidance Tour 90/180 keeps track of that moving window, so you can check past travel and future plans.
Always check the conditions that apply to your nationality, visa or residence permit.
Actual app screen · example travel history
Built for people with places to be.
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A little travel know-how
Make sense of Schengen.
The essentials
What the Schengen 90/180 rule really means
A clear starting point for understanding your European travel allowance.
Read the guide : What the Schengen 90/180 rule really meansPlanning your trips
The rolling 180-day window, explained simply
Understand why your allowance changes as the days move on.
Read the guide : The rolling 180-day window, explained simplyKnow your borders
Schengen vs non-Schengen countries
Know which destinations count towards your Schengen days.
Read the guide : Schengen vs non-Schengen countriesFrequently asked questions
A few things
before you go.
Clear answers about the app and your Schengen days.
How does the Schengen 90/180 rule work?
Travellers subject to the short-stay rule can generally spend up to 90 days in the Schengen Area in any rolling 180-day period. Count the day you’re checking and the previous 179 days. Your visa may allow fewer days; check your own entry conditions.
Do entry and exit days both count?
Yes. Both count as days in the Schengen Area. If you arrive and leave on the same date, that is one day.
Can I check future trips?
Yes. Add planned trips and check future dates to see how your recorded history and upcoming travel affect your allowance.
Does it work offline, without an account?
Yes. Tour 90/180 performs calculations on your device and works offline once installed. You don’t need to create an account.
Can I import my travel history?
Yes. You can import trips from Google Timeline, Excel files and iCal calendar data.
Is this an official government app?
No. Tour 90/180 is an independent planning app and is not affiliated with any government. It does not grant permission to enter or stay. Always check official guidance and your visa or residence conditions.
Your next trip starts here
Keep your Schengen days
in your pocket.
Make room for the journey. We’ll help with the counting.
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