Stamp Days notices when you cross a border and keeps an exact count of the days you spend in each country. You never open it to log a thing. For nomads, expats, long trips, or simply remembering where your year went.
Stamp Days is built around one number that has to be right: how many days you've spent in each country.
Stamp Days asks for location while you use it, then for Always, so it can notice a border crossing even when the app is closed.
When in use → Always
When iOS reports a significant move, Stamp Days checks which country you're in. Land somewhere new and a new visit starts on its own.
Significant-location changes, not all-day GPS
Each calendar day you spend in a country is recorded once. The day you cross a border counts for both countries.
One record per country per day
Every country you stay in gets its own stamp, and the day count on it keeps going until you leave. There's nothing to log and nothing to remember.
Seven screens, one record. Most of it free.
Where you are, and which day of it.
The dashboard opens on the country you're in and a running day count. Underneath: where you were on this day in earlier years, and every country you've been to with its total days.
Every country you've stood in, on one map.
A pin on each country with the days you spent there. Tap one to see your stays, add a visit you forgot, or fix the dates of one you remember better.
A calendar with the flag of every day.
Switch History between a list of visits and a month calendar that shows where you were on each date. A border-crossing day shows both flags.
Your travel year, in numbers.
Countries, total days and your current streak, free for everyone. Pro adds the charts: days by country, your top destinations, and travel activity month by month.
Rebuild years of travel from your camera roll.
Your photos already know where you've been. Stamp Days reads the location and date stored in each one, groups them into trips, and lets you choose which to keep.
Your days, in a file you can hand over.
Export everything, one year, one month or any range of dates. Open it in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets, keep it as a backup, or add your trips to your calendar.
Today's country, without opening the app.
Small, medium and large Home Screen widgets, plus Lock Screen widgets, show where you are and how many days you've been there.
Long trips, a life between countries, and your own memory all ask the same question: how many days were you there?
Moving every few weeks makes counting by hand impossible. Stamp Days does it in the background, country by country, and shows which day of each stay you're on.
Entry and exit dates for every trip, kept without a spreadsheet. With Pro, export them as one when someone asks.
Where you were on this day last year, or three years ago. How many countries this year, your longest stay. It's all there, without writing a word.
Your travel history stays on the iPhone that recorded it. There's no account to make and nothing is uploaded.
Counting your days is what Stamp Days is for, so it's never limited. Pro is a one-time purchase for the extras that do more of the work for you.
| Feature | Free$0 | Pro$4.99once |
|---|---|---|
| Automatic country tracking, unlimited | ||
| World map, history list and calendar | ||
| Day counts, countries, total days and streak | ||
| On this day, and History by year | ||
| Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets | ||
| Visits added by hand | 5 | Unlimited |
| Import years of trips from Photos | ||
| Export as CSV, JSON or calendar | ||
| Charts: days by country, top destinations, activity |
Pro is yours on every iPhone signed in to your Apple Account. No subscription. U.S. price; the App Store shows the price in your local currency.
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Yes. Stamp Days detects which country you're in, in the background, and keeps a count of the days you spend in each one. You don't need to open it or log anything.
Yes. The dashboard shows On this day: the country you were in on today's date in each earlier year, for free. Years spent in the country you're in now are left out.
Yes, with Pro. Export everything, a year, a month or a custom range as a CSV spreadsheet, a JSON backup, or a calendar file with each visit as an all-day event.
No. Tracking, the map, history, day counts, On this day and widgets are free. Stamp Days Pro is an optional one-time purchase of $4.99 in the United States, with no subscription.
No. With location access set to Always, Stamp Days notices when you arrive in a new country while the app is closed, and it refreshes your day count at midnight. Opening the app is only needed to look at your days.
A day you spend in two countries counts once for each of them, and the calendar shows both flags on that day.
Stamp Days relies on iOS significant-location changes rather than running GPS all day, so it only wakes when you've moved a meaningful distance.
Yes. Add past visits by hand (five are free, unlimited with Pro), or with Pro, import years of trips from the location tags in your photo library. You review every trip before anything is saved.
On your iPhone. Stamp Days has no account, no server and no analytics. Photos import reads only the location and date stored in each photo, on the device, and never uploads anything.
A single one-time purchase of $4.99 in the United States; the App Store shows your local price. There's no subscription. Pro adds Import from Photos, export, the statistics charts and unlimited hand-added visits.
iPhone with iOS 18 or later, in English, German, Spanish, French and Italian. Widgets are available for the Home Screen and the Lock Screen.
Install Stamp Days before you leave. When you land, the count has already started.
