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Version 2.0.8 · 2026-10-26
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The store currently lists version 2.0.8, updated 2026-10-26.







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Stop counting days in a spreadsheet. iReside automatically tracks every day you spend in each U.S. state, territory, and country — and warns you before you cross a tax residency threshold or overstay a visa.
Your day count decides where you owe taxes and whether your visa, green card, or residency application is safe. iReside runs quietly in the background, builds an audit-ready day-by-day record, and alerts you the moment a limit gets close. No check-ins. No spreadsheets. No guessing.
AUTOMATIC DAY COUNTING
• Battery-efficient background tracking counts your days in every U.S. state, territory, and country
• A clear day-by-day timeline of where you've been, always up to date
• Add or edit days manually anytime
TAX RESIDENCY TRACKING
• Automatic day counts against the 183-day rule and state residency tests
• U.S.…
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