
DaysHere: Country Tracker
Days left in every country
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What's New in DaysHere
1.0.10
September 15, 2026
Fixes 1.0.9 crashing the moment it opened. Nothing about your data was touched; the app simply could not start. Everything below arrived in 1.0.9 and is what you will see once it opens. DaysHere used to fill in a country's stay rule for you and call it settled. Now it tells you what it worked out, shows you the numbers, and waits: the rule that gets saved is the one you looked at. Suggested, not applied • Add a country and DaysHere shows the rule it knows for your passport there — what it allows, and where that comes from. "Start from this" opens it so you can check it before it becomes your rule. • Where nothing is actually known about your passport at that destination, nothing is suggested. The plain 90 days is a starting point in the field, not an answer, and it is no longer offered as one. • During setup, the same note now sits above the rule step. A prefilled 180 for the UK used to look exactly like a number you had typed yourself. • Change anything and the note says so, and offers the original back. A rule you edited is no longer saved under the suggested rule's name. • Only the shared allowance a country actually belongs to is offered. Schengen beside Thailand was never a shortcut. Countries with no limit • Your own country, and anywhere you have free movement, now says "No stay limit" instead of counting down from 36,500 days. • The card counts up — days here, rather than days left — and drops the ring, the last day and the reset date, because there is nothing to measure them against. The widget does the same. • Planning a trip there says it fits, without inventing an allowance for it to spend. • "No limit" is a rule type you can pick yourself, and your CSV carries it. Also fixed • A rule you created in New rule did not appear as the chosen one on the stay you were adding, so confirming it looked like picking nothing. • Your own country no longer offers you other countries' rules to count its days against.
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