Automatic by default
When location access is enabled, Abroad uses significant location changes to notice country crossings without continuous GPS tracking.
See where you have stayed, how many country days you have used, and which Schengen, visa, or tax-residency thresholds are approaching.
On the App Store since June 2026
When location access is enabled, Abroad uses significant location changes to notice country crossings without continuous GPS tracking.
Add or adjust stays when a trip was missed, location is unavailable, or you prefer to maintain records yourself.
See country totals, Schengen 90/180 status, tax-day thresholds, custom rules, planned trips, and exportable reports in one calm place.
Review stays by country rather than city or state, with totals that help you maintain a consistent personal record.
Add future travel before booking and see how planned dates interact with the thresholds you are monitoring.
Export clear records for your own planning, then verify important counts against official guidance or a qualified professional.
Abroad is not a continuous GPS trail. It can use Apple’s significant location changes to recognize country crossings without recording a route.
Records live on your device, with optional private CloudKit sync through your iCloud account. Crafter Apps does not operate a travel-history server.
Use widgets, Siri, and Shortcuts for fast country-day questions without adding an advertising profile or third-party travel tracker.
Abroad is for planning and recordkeeping. It does not provide legal, immigration, visa, or tax advice or guarantee compliance outcomes.
Maker note
The useful question is usually how many days you were in a country—not every street you travelled. Abroad uses country-level stays and Apple’s significant location changes to reduce the amount of location history needed for the job. Manual correction stays available because border records deserve review, not blind confidence in background detection.
Daniel · solo developer behind Crafter AppsNo. With permission, it uses significant location changes to recognize country crossings. It is built around country-level stays rather than a continuous map of where you travelled.
Yes. Add or adjust stays when background location is unavailable, a crossing was missed, or you prefer to maintain the record manually.
No. Thresholds, forecasts, and reports support personal planning and recordkeeping. Verify important decisions with current official guidance or a qualified immigration, legal, or tax professional.
Records live on your device. Optional private CloudKit sync uses your iCloud account; Crafter Apps does not operate a travel-history server.
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