For iPhone and iPad
The 90/180 rule, finally easy to see.
Schengen-Schmengen puts every trip you've taken and every trip you're planning on one timeline, then counts your days in the Schengen Area the way the rule works: any 180 days, looking back from whichever day you pick.
- Free calculator
- No ads, no account
- Data Not Collected
How the rule works
Any 180 days, counted back from any day
If you aren't an EU, EEA or Swiss citizen, you may spend up to 90 days in any 180-day period across the Schengen Area. To check a day, count every day you were in the area during that day and the 179 before it. Arrival and departure days both count as full days. Drag the day below to watch the window move.
Today · Thursday 15 October 2026
You can stay 21 days
Overstay on 3 April 2027
Window: 19 April – 15 October 2026
Example trips: Lisbon, Barcelona and Berlin already taken; Rome, Paris and Vienna planned. Vienna is too long: it's fine until 2 April, then turns red and hatched from its first day over. The app does this for your own trips, and shades the days when a full 90-day stay could begin.
Since April 2026 the EU's Entry/Exit System has recorded every border crossing automatically, so an overstay goes on record. Schengen-Schmengen helps you see one coming.
What it does
Plan by dragging. Check by touching.
One timeline
Double-tap an empty day to add a trip. Drag it to move it and pull its ends to change the dates, which stay on the card.
Check any date
Touch and hold the chart beside your trips to see the days used on any day, the longest stay you could start then, and the days that expire during it.
Overstays in red
A trip turns red and hatched from the first day it would take you over 90 days, readable without colour too.
Safe-start zones
Green shading marks the days when a full 90-day stay could begin.
Leave-by reminder
A free reminder before your last legal day, and more options with Pro.
10 languages
English, Spanish, Chinese, Portuguese, Arabic, Ukrainian, Turkish, Russian, Korean and French.
On iPad
The whole year on one screen
A trips sidebar, a status strip, about eight months of timeline, a months grid for picking dates and a report panel for the day you're checking. It supports keyboard shortcuts, a trackpad and multiple windows.
Free and Pro
Free to use. Pro is one purchase.
There's no subscription and no ads. Schmengen Pro is bought once and shared with your family through Family Sharing.
Free
$0
- The timeline, the check tool and the safe-start zones
- Unlimited trips with names
- The iPad layout
- All 10 languages
- A leave-by reminder
Schmengen Pro
$3.99 once
- Calendar integration. iOS Calendar and iCal feeds on the timeline. Double-tap an event to make it a trip, and the trip follows the event.
- Schengen suggestions. Events in Schengen countries highlighted from their location.
- Widgets for the Home Screen and Lock Screen.
- iCloud sync between your iPhone and iPad.
- Advanced reminders, including a warning before a planned overstay.
App Privacy
Data Not Collected
The developer does not collect any data from this app.
Privacy
Your travel history is yours
Trips stay on your device and, if you turn on sync, in your own iCloud. Calendar events are read on the device and never uploaded. There's no account, no analytics and no third-party code. Read the privacy policy.
Questions
Frequently asked
Do arrival and departure days count?
Yes. Both count as full days in the Schengen Area, even if you arrive late at night or leave early in the morning. Schengen-Schmengen counts them that way.
Which countries are in the Schengen Area?
29 countries as of September 2026: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. Ireland and Cyprus are in the EU but not in the Schengen Area, so days there don't count.
Is this the official EU calculator?
No. Schengen-Schmengen isn't affiliated with the EU or any government, and its results are estimates. Border interpretations, time zones and entry mistakes can change the outcome. The European Commission publishes an official short-stay calculator; check with it and with official sources before you travel.
Does it track my location?
No. You add trips yourself, or mark calendar events as trips with Pro. The app never asks for your location.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Everything is calculated on the device. Only iCloud sync, iCal feed updates and Schengen suggestions for calendar events need a connection.
What about long-stay visas and residence permits?
Days you spend on a national long-stay visa or residence permit of a Schengen country usually don't count toward the 90 days. Leave those days out of your trips, and check the rules for your situation with the country concerned.
Is it free?
Yes. The timeline, the check tool, the safe-start zones, unlimited trips, the iPad layout, a leave-by reminder and all 10 languages are free, with no ads. Schmengen Pro is an optional one-time $3.99 purchase that adds calendar integration, Schengen suggestions, widgets, iCloud sync and advanced reminders.