
Presence Tracker
PR & Citizenship day tracker
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What's New in Presence Tracker
1.1.0
August 25, 2026
Your complete immigration timeline — now in five languages. IMMIGRATION STATUS HISTORY Log every period of status you have held: visitor, student, work permit, permanent resident. Presence Tracker applies IRCC's rules for you, including the half-day credit for time before you became a PR (up to 365 days). Days with no status logged are flagged, so your total is never quietly wrong. CALENDAR VIEW Every day you spent outside Canada, laid out month by month and marked with the reason for the trip. Swipe to move between months. EXPORT FOR YOUR APPLICATION A PDF report or a CSV data file covering your full travel and status history, with eligibility dates included — ready to attach to a PR renewal or citizenship application. BACKUP AND RESTORE Save everything to a single file and bring it back on a new phone. REMINDERS Know before your PR card expires, and the day you reach your citizenship day count. Reminders are scheduled on your device. FIVE LANGUAGES Full support for English, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Simplified Chinese — the whole app, down to the FAQ, privacy policy and terms. ALSO IN THIS RELEASE • Edit any trip after you log it: swipe to edit or delete • Share your progress straight from the dashboard • Days in Canada, broken down year by year • Projected eligibility dates: the earliest you could qualify, and when you will at your current pace • Multi-leg trips, for itineraries through more than one country • Trips that have aged past the five-year window are marked as no longer counting • Light, dark and system themes, with icons as well as colour throughout • A short walkthrough the first time you open the app • Day counting now follows IRCC's calculator, counting your departure and return days as days in Canada Everything stays on your iPhone. No account, no sign-in, no tracking, no data collected — ever. Presence Tracker is an independent app, not affiliated with or endorsed by IRCC or the Government of Canada. Its calculations are estimates and are not legal advice.
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