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Version 3.7.13 · 2026-07-22
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The store currently lists version 3.7.13, updated 2026-07-22.








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TrackingDays: The Residency Travel Tracker App.
- Recently added features: Favourites - add favourite countries, set your days or nights allowed and then set a reminder, so you don’t accidentally overstay. Add as many favourite countries as you need.
TrackingDays:
- Automatically tracks your travel, counting your days and nights in ALL COUNTRIES of the world.
- With Schengen Area automatic travel tracking, count your combined Schengen days (EU), then view your last 180 days with one touch, no manual input required. For the 90 in 180 days rule.
- Rolling 365 day count, eg. for New Zealand and Malaysia residence, look back at your past 365 days instantly.
- 100% privacy, we don't collect your travel locations these are backed up locally on your personal iCloud.
- Accurate even at country borders.…
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