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What's new in 1.6.0: NEW RULE TEMPLATES • Thailand, as a pair: a stay counted per entry that a border crossing resets, and a total across the calendar year that it does not. The same number behaving in opposite ways — you can sit well inside one while over the other. • Indonesia, where the yearly total is measured over a window that moves with you instead of resetting in January. • UAE, built the other way round: a floor to stand above rather than a ceiling to stay under, for a status you have to show you earned. FIXES • The Tax Residency card on Home counted past zero and kept going. Once a country crossed the 183-day threshold it reported a negative number of days "to threshold"; it now shows how far past it you are. • A stay tracked in the background could quietly split in two. Waking on a location event often resolves the country but not the city, and the country's name was being recorded as the city — which read as a move somewhere new, so a months-long trip grew a second entry beside the real one. The stay you are already in now carries on. • Tapping anywhere inside a day-count field selects the whole number, so typing replaces it. Pressing near the edge used to leave a cursor instead.
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Daysabroad helps digital nomads and frequent travelers track their time spent in different countries. Perfect for managing visa requirements, tax residency rules, and travel history. KEY FEATURES: • Automatic Location Tracking Track your travels automatically with background location updates. Know exactly how many days you've spent in each country. • Travel Rules & Visa Management Set up rules for different countries to monitor visa limits, tax residency thresholds, and other time-based requirements. • Statistics & Timeline View detailed statistics about your travels. See your complete travel history on an interactive timeline. • iCloud Sync Your data syncs securely across all your devices via iCloud. • Privacy First All data is stored locally on your device and in your personal iCloud account. We never have access to your location data. No account, no sign-in, and no Google Timeline required — Daysabroad keeps its own log. • Add Your Past Trips Fill in the trips you took before installing: quick manual entry that chains one trip to the next, or a one-tap import if you happen to keep a Google Timeline export. PERFECT FOR: - Digital nomads managing multiple country stays - Expats tracking tax residency requirements - Frequent travelers monitoring visa limits - Anyone who wants to keep track of their international travels Download Daysabroad today and take control of your travel tracking! PREMIUM Unlock PDF day-count reports for tax and immigration paperwork, calendar export to Apple and Google Calendar, and the home-screen widget builder. Available as a monthly or yearly subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase. The yearly subscription starts with a 7-day free trial; after the trial it renews at the yearly price shown in the app unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the trial ends. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period; manage them in your App Store account settings. Terms of Use: https://bes-dev.com/daysabroad/terms.html Privacy Policy: https://bes-dev.com/daysabroad/privacy.html
What's new · 1.6.0
What's new in 1.6.0: NEW RULE TEMPLATES • Thailand, as a pair: a stay counted per entry that a border crossing resets, and a total across the calendar year that it does not. The same number behaving in opposite ways — you can sit well inside one while over the other. • Indonesia, where the yearly total is measured over a window that moves with you instead of resetting in January. • UAE, built the other way round: a floor to stand above rather than a ceiling to stay under, for a status you have to show you earned. FIXES • The Tax Residency card on Home counted past zero and kept going. Once a country crossed the 183-day threshold it reported a negative number of days "to threshold"; it now shows how far past it you are. • A stay tracked in the background could quietly split in two. Waking on a location event often resolves the country but not the city, and the country's name was being recorded as the city — which read as a move somewhere new, so a months-long trip grew a second entry beside the real one. The stay you are already in now carries on. • Tapping anywhere inside a day-count field selects the whole number, so typing replaces it. Pressing near the edge used to leave a cursor instead.
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