See how many days you have left without counting stamps by hand.
BorderBudget's Schengen counter works out your rolling 90/180-day count from the trips and crossings you log, so you do not have to add up stamps by hand. It is based on the official EU short-stay rule, which the EU explains at europa.eu/youreurope.
BorderBudget is not a government service and cannot confirm your legal status. Your count is only as accurate as the trips and crossings you log, so keep them up to date. Always confirm current entry requirements before you travel.
The day counter is part of the free app. The full crossing log and its PDF export are premium. See what is free and what is premium.
Get BorderBudget on Google Play Get BorderBudget on the App StoreHow does the Schengen tracker count days?
It calculates a rolling 90-days-in-any-180 count from the trips and border crossings you log, and counts each day once even when trips overlap.
Where does the rule come from?
The counter is based on the official EU short-stay rule, explained by the EU at europa.eu/youreurope.
Does it replace official records?
No. BorderBudget is not a government service and cannot confirm your legal status. It is a planning tool that is only as accurate as what you log.
What if the app and the EES disagree?
You can enter the figure from the official EES tool in the app. It compares the two numbers and keeps a history, so you can see where they differ and why.
Is the Schengen counter free?
Yes. The day counter is part of the free app. The full crossing log and PDF export are premium.
Questions about BorderBudget? Reach us at developer@borderbudget.com, or check the full FAQ.