Each country now counts days by its own rule everywhere in the app. Sharper country outlines on the map.

Bug fixes and improvements.

Bug fixes and improvements.

Every country now counts by its own law — 50+ residency rules, from Spain to Singapore, not one 183-day line. iCloud backup: a new phone keeps your whole history. Reminders before you cross a line, and when you change country. Resident Live on iPad. Message the developer right from Settings. A new start for first-time users, and a history calendar you can edit day by day.

This is the redesign release. Every screen that counts your days has been rebuilt, and the two things people asked for most are here. CORRECT YOUR OWN HISTORY A confirmed stay can now be edited or deleted: wrong country, wrong dates, a trip the tracker split in two. Open the day from the strip on Focus and fix it. Overlaps are refused rather than silently merged, and the app tells you which stay is in the way. A CALENDAR THAT KNOWS WHAT IS TAKEN Days another trip already claims are marked in the calendar and cannot be picked, and a range cannot be dragged across them. No more choosing a week and finding out afterwards. BACKGROUND TRACKING, HONESTLY The app now keeps a location session running while it is closed, so days accumulate on their own. And it can finally tell "allowed while open" from "allowed always": if the permission only covers the foreground, the settings screen says so instead of promising tracking it cannot do. REDESIGNED, SCREEN BY SCREEN • Focus — the verdict, a day strip you can scroll through a year of, and the countries closest to their line • Trips — what every planned trip costs your count, sorted by what needs attention • Map — the window drawn by country, with the route between them • Fill Gaps — an unknown stretch resolved in two taps, or split if you moved • Countries — every country with its own goal and its own margin

A rebuilt way to answer the one question that matters: where were you? • Fill gaps — untracked days used to leave your count as a guess. Now the app shows the range they put you in, asks where you were, and settles it in a couple of taps. • Split a gap — if you moved around, mark the days you were away and name each trip. The day strip shows exactly which days go where. • Countries — one screen for every country you track, sorted by what needs attention, with a separate goal for each: stay resident, become one, or avoid it. • Home — your count, the 183-day line, and what happens if nothing changes, all in one card. • Faster, calmer sheets and a fix for day counting around daylight saving changes.

GPS Tracking Improvements - GPS Status Indicator — see your GPS sync status right on the home screen - Health Check Alerts — get notified if GPS tracking stops working - Sync Time Display — view last sync time in Settings Push Notifications - Receive notifications about important events - Toggle push notifications in Settings UX Improvements - Smooth animations for sync banner transitions - Fixed Hero animation bugs - Improved notification permission screen UI Share & Links - Video sharing for social media - Direct App Store links