Android app · Closed testing

EE VisaDays Know exactly where you stand on every visa clock

A visa and tax day tracker for slow travellers. It counts your days against publicly published rules for Schengen, Thailand, Japan and more, and shows the math: "80 of 90 days used in the 180 days ending…". We built it to keep our own Asia loop straight.

  • No account
  • No ads
  • No subscription
  • Android
EE VisaDays Today screen with sample data: the Thailand visa exemption card showing 12 days left and a must-leave-by date, above a Thailand land-border entries card
Testers wanted

EE VisaDays is in closed testing on Google Play. To be added, email info@theengineeredescape.com with the Google account address you use on your Android phone. We'll add you to the test, and you install it through Google Play. Tell us what's confusing, what's missing and what's wrong. That's exactly what we need.

What it tracks

Inside the app

All screenshots use sample data.

Private by design

Everything you enter stays on your phone, with no account, ads or analytics. The app only downloads the public rule definitions from this site, and never sends your travel data. Read the full privacy policy.

Please read this

EE VisaDays is an informational tool, not a government service. It is not affiliated with any government, and it is not legal, immigration or tax advice. Rules change at short notice and border officers decide admission, so always confirm with the official source before you travel.

Frequently asked questions

How do I join the closed test?+

Email info@theengineeredescape.com and include the Google account address you use on your Android phone. We'll add you to the test, and you install the app through Google Play.

Is EE VisaDays available for iPhone?+

Not at the moment. EE VisaDays is an Android app.

Which passports does it cover?+

The immigration rules currently cover US, UK and Australian passports. Other passports get stay tracking and tax-day counts, and the app says so.

What data does it collect?+

None. Everything you enter stays on your phone, with no account, ads or analytics. The app only downloads the public rule definitions from this site, and never sends your travel data.

Is it legal or immigration advice?+

No. It's an informational tool that counts your days against publicly published rules. It is not affiliated with any government, and border officers decide admission. Always confirm with the official source before you travel.