Travel days tracker
Count the Days You Spend in Each Country
My Travel Map assigns every day in your photo library to a country, then adds them up: days per country, per stay and per year. Open the calendar to see where you were on any date.
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How a day is counted
- Each calendar day belongs to one country: the one where you took the most photos that day.
- On a day you cross a border, the day goes to whichever side has more photos, so it is counted once.
- Days whose photos have no location are marked unknown until you set them.
- A day counts when you took at least one photo that day. Days with no photos at all are not counted, so the totals are as complete as your camera roll.
Stays: consecutive days in one country
Days in a row in the same country become a stay, with its start date, end date and length. The timeline lists your stays year by year, so you can see at a glance how long each trip lasted.
Keeping the count up to date
The first scan of your library is free. New photos are added with a rescan, or from the banner that offers to add photos taken since the last scan. Both are part of Pro, which starts at $2.99 a month with a 7-day free trial.
Your days can be exported as CSV on the free plan.
What people use the count for
- Staying under the Schengen limit of 90 days in any 180.
- Watching a residency threshold, such as 183 days in a year, with alerts at 60%, 80% and 90%.
- Knowing how much of the year you spent at home and away.
Questions
- Does it count the day I arrive and the day I leave?
- Each day is counted once, for the country with the most photos that day. If an arrival or departure day matters to you, check it in the calendar and change it if needed.
- What about days I didn't take any photos?
- They aren't counted. If you need an exact count, for a visa for example, take at least one photo each day.
- Can I fix a day the app got wrong?
- Days the photos couldn't place are reviewed one at a time and you pick the country. Days you set yourself are kept on every rescan and never overwritten by gap fill.
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