For nomads, expats and frequent travellersFor nomads and expats

Know the exact
date you can
stay until.

FlySee rebuilds your travel history from your photos and turns it into day counts for visas, tax residency and citizenship.

  • Photos stay on your device
  • Works offline, no account
  • Every rule links to its source

Everything you need to stay on the right side of a rule.

Nine things the app does, drawn from the screens you actually use.

A date, not a counter

Today answers the only question that matters: “You can stay until 14 November.” Days left are right underneath.

Schengen 90/180, counted honestly

A true rolling 180-day window across every Schengen member, updated daily. No spreadsheets, no guesswork at the border.

Tax residency at a glance

Track the 183-day test by calendar year or rolling 12 months, and see where you will land by the end of the period.

Your history, rebuilt from photos

FlySee reads only the dates and coordinates of your photos to reconstruct past trips. Photos never leave your device.

Logs itself in the background

Location runs quietly in the background and records every Entry. You can correct any day in the Log by hand.

Warnings before it is too late

Choose how many days ahead you want to know. A notification arrives before a Rule turns from Cleared to Caution.

Rules for real situations

Visa-free stays, 183-day tax tests, “at least N days” residency requirements and UK-style presence counting. Each Rule links to its official source.

A record you can show your accountant

Export your Log for any year. Clear, dated and ready for a tax return, a residency application or a border officer.

Private by design

No account and no servers. Your data stays on your device, works offline and syncs through your own iCloud.

People who live across borders.

Sample reviews shown for preview

“I used to keep a spreadsheet for Schengen and still doubted it. Now I just open the app and see the date. That is all I needed.”
Anna K.Product designer, splitting time between Lisbon and Tbilisi
“The photo import rebuilt two years of travel in under a minute. My accountant got a clean export instead of my calendar screenshots.”
Daniel R.Freelance developer
“I need at least 60 days a year in Cyprus to keep my status. Seeing “Met” with a date is genuinely calming.”
Mikhail S.Relocated founder
“The early warning saved me from overstaying by three days. I would not have noticed on my own.”
Sophie L.Remote marketer
“Calm, clear and no sign-up. It feels like a logbook, not another app trying to scare me.”
James T.Digital nomad
“Finally something that understands that a travel day counts in both countries. The numbers match what my lawyer told me.”
Elena V.Expat in Dubai

Questions and answers.

Something else? Contact support

How does FlySee know where I was?

Going forward, it uses your iPhone’s location in the background to record each Entry. For the past, it can read the dates and coordinates stored in your photos. You can add or correct any day in the Log manually.

Do my photos or location leave my phone?

No. Photos are read on the device and only their dates and coordinates are used. Your Log is stored on your iPhone and synced through your own iCloud account. We do not run servers that store your data.

Do I need to create an account?

No. There is no sign-up. Your data belongs to your Apple ID and iCloud.

Which rules can I track?

Schengen 90/180 and other visa-free stays, 183-day tax residency by calendar year or rolling 12 months, minimum-presence requirements such as “at least 60 days a year”, and UK-style presence-day counting. You can also create your own Rule with a custom limit and window.

How are travel days counted?

Conservatively. Any partial day in a country counts as a full day, and a day when you cross a border counts for both countries. This matches how most visa and tax rules treat presence.

Does it work without internet?

Yes. Counting, warnings and the Log all work offline. Syncing between your devices happens through iCloud when you are online.

Can I export my history?

Yes. You can export your Log for any year to share with an accountant, a lawyer or an immigration office.

Is this legal or tax advice?

No. FlySee counts days and shows the official source for each Rule, but it does not give legal or tax advice. For decisions that matter, confirm with a qualified professional.

How does FlySee know where I was?

Going forward, it uses your iPhone’s location in the background to record each Entry. For the past, it can read the dates and coordinates stored in your photos. You can add or correct any day in the Log manually.

Do my photos or location leave my phone?

No. Photos are read on the device and only their dates and coordinates are used. Your Log is stored on your iPhone and synced through your own iCloud account. We do not run servers that store your data.

Do I need to create an account?

No. There is no sign-up. Your data belongs to your Apple ID and iCloud.

Which rules can I track?

Schengen 90/180 and other visa-free stays, 183-day tax residency by calendar year or rolling 12 months, minimum-presence requirements such as “at least 60 days a year”, and UK-style presence-day counting. You can also create your own Rule with a custom limit and window.

How are travel days counted?

Conservatively. Any partial day in a country counts as a full day, and a day when you cross a border counts for both countries. This matches how most visa and tax rules treat presence.

Does it work without internet?

Yes. Counting, warnings and the Log all work offline. Syncing between your devices happens through iCloud when you are online.

Can I export my history?

Yes. You can export your Log for any year to share with an accountant, a lawyer or an immigration office.

Is this legal or tax advice?

No. FlySee counts days and shows the official source for each Rule, but it does not give legal or tax advice. For decisions that matter, confirm with a qualified professional.

Something else? Contact support

Stop counting on your fingers.

See the date you can stay until, for every rule that applies to you.

Download for iPhone
  • Photos stay on your device
  • Works offline
  • No account