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Version 6.6.1 · 2026-10-12
- UI performance improvements and minor bugfixes
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The store currently lists version 6.6.1, updated 2026-10-12.








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Schengen Calculator 90/180 — Track Your 90 in 180 Days
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" guess. Schengen Calculator shows you 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 any date you choose: today, a planned entry, or a planned exit.
• See your days come back — interactive calendar and timeline views show when past trips fall out of the 180-day window and your allowance refreshes.
• Plan with confidence — add past, current and future trips and get a clear OK or Overstay indicator before you book.…
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