Sojourn

Log every stay once and stop counting days by hand. Sojourn tallies your time per country, watches the Schengen 90/180 window, and flags US state-residency days.

Your stays live in this browser only
Sojourn never sends your data anywhere — that keeps it private, but it also means your stays won't show up on your phone or another computer, and clearing your browser history will erase them. To keep a safe copy: use Export backup (further down) to download a small file, then Import backup to restore it here or load it onto another device.

How the count works. Both your arrival and departure days count as full days present — the same way border officials and tax authorities generally count them. The Schengen figure adds up every day you spent in the Schengen area during the 180 days ending on the date you choose (limit: 90). The US state figures count days per state within a single tax year (Jan 1–Dec 31), which resets each year. A stay with no departure date counts through today.

Not legal or tax advice. Sojourn is a personal planning aid, not an official record or a substitute for a professional. State residency also depends on your domicile and where you keep a permanent home — not day-counts alone — and rules vary by state and change over time. California in particular weighs your overall ties rather than a single day threshold. Confirm anything that matters with the official EU short-stay calculator, the relevant state tax authority, or a qualified advisor before you rely on it.

Your data stays in this browser. Nothing is sent anywhere — your stays are saved only on this device. Use Export backup to save a copy you can move to another device or restore later.