Schengen Calculator app analytics for August 6

Schengen Calculator 90/180 — Track Your 90 Days in Every 180 Most travellers have more Schengen days left than they think. Because the 180-day window rolls forward, older trips drop out of the count — so your real balance is often better than a simple “90 minus days used” estimate. Schengen Calculator shows exactly how many days you have and when you get them back. Trusted by travellers since 2015. WHAT IT DOES • Know your exact balance — days used, days remaining, and the latest date you can stay, for today or any planned entry or exit date. • See your days come back — the interactive calendar and timeline show when past trips leave the 180-day window and your allowance refreshes. • Plan with confidence — add past, current, and future trips and see a clear Within limits or Overstay result before you book. • Check the maths on any day — tap a date to see the complete calculation, including the trips that count and running totals. • Keep your trips in sync — trip data syncs through Google Drive across all devices signed in to the same Google Account. HOW THE 90/180 RULE WORKS Visitors may spend up to 90 days in the Schengen Area within any rolling 180-day period. The window is counted backwards from the date being checked, and both entry and exit days count. Schengen Calculator applies this published European method to every calculation. GOOD TO KNOW Schengen Calculator is an independent tool, not an official product of the European Union or any government. Results are for planning purposes — always confirm your position against your passport stamps before travel. Terms of Use: https://schengen90.app/terms Privacy Policy: https://schengen90.app/privacy