One trip log for every residency threshold you are watching.
Jetseen is a manual-first tax residency tracker for people who move across borders. Add or confirm a trip once, then monitor Schengen 90/180, UAE 183-day, UK Statutory Residence Test, US Substantial Presence Test, and other rule sets from one reviewed travel record.
Manual entry with optional review-first GPS assistance. The current public download flow points to iPhone and iPad.
Last updated July 29, 2026
Schengen
90/180
Keep a live count on the rolling short-stay limit across all 29 Schengen countries.
UAE
183-day
Track UAE physical-presence progress without keeping a second spreadsheet.
United Kingdom
SRT
Keep UK day counts visible while you manage ties and advisor review separately.
United States
SPT
Watch the weighted three-year formula before it creates a filing surprise.
See the inputs, arithmetic, and result in the page.
These simplified examples make the calculator output readable without running JavaScript. Real cases can include exceptions, ties, permits, treaties, and evidence that change the final legal or tax answer.
Example 01
Schengen rolling-window output
Input: A traveller records 30 Schengen days in January and another 30 in March, with both trips still inside the same 180-day lookback window.
Result: 60 of 90 Schengen days used, with 30 days remaining.
The countries are combined because the short-stay allowance applies across the Schengen Area. Entry and exit days are included in each trip total.
Read the Schengen rolling-window guideExample 02
US weighted-presence output
Input: The record contains 120 US days this year, 90 last year, and 60 two years ago.
Result: 120 + 30 + 10 = 160 weighted days.
That example is below the 183-day weighted threshold. Exempt individuals, excluded days, treaty positions, and other exceptions still require separate review.
Read the US Substantial Presence Test guideExample 03
UAE physical-presence output
Input: The trip record contains 183 UAE days during a relevant consecutive 12-month period.
Result: the 183-day physical-presence condition is met in the record.
The tracker reports the day count. It does not decide the final tax-residence or certificate outcome, which can depend on the applicable pathway and supporting evidence.
Read the UAE 183-day guideAn honest comparison of tax residency trackers
The best choice depends on whether you value automatic location evidence, platform coverage, rule breadth, advisor access, or permanent ownership most. These are product claims published by each company as of July 29, 2026.
| Product | Pricing | Trip capture | Strongest for | Where it wins or gives something up |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jetseen | $119.99 one-time Lifetime Access after a 14-day trial | Manual-first with optional GPS assistance off by default | An owned, local-first record and multi-rule calculations on iPhone and iPad | No Android, Windows, web advisor portal, or automatic 15-minute evidence log |
| Flamingo Compliance | Recurring in-app purchase tiers | Automatic geolocation with editable trips | Future-trip projections, passport and visa data, and document storage | Better than Jetseen when automatic capture, passport intelligence, and stored travel documents matter more than one-time ownership |
| Domicile365 | $19.99 per month after a 60-day trial | Location records generally every 15 minutes | Detailed location evidence, advisor access, and broad desktop and mobile support | Better than Jetseen for cryptographically verified evidence, Android or Windows use, and a live advisor portal |
| TaxBird | $4.99 per month or $39.99 per year after a 30-day trial | Automatic background location tracking | US state and city tracking plus country and Canadian province counts | Better than Jetseen for Android users and people who prefer automatic location capture; core history, alerts, and reports lock when the subscription ends |
| TrackingDays | $3.99 per month or $41.99 per year after a 30-day trial | Automatic country day and night tracking | Worldwide automatic tracking with local iCloud backup | Better than Jetseen for people who want continuous automatic day and night capture rather than a confirmation-first record |
| Tax Days | $19.99 per year or $2.99 per month, with a free tier | Trip-based entry with optional automatic tracking listed for Pro | Broad US state and international rule coverage, PDF export, and iPhone, iPad, and Mac support | Better than Jetseen when lower upfront cost, a Mac app, or its wider published jurisdiction catalogue matters most |
Prices and feature claims can change. Check each product's current official listing before buying.
Built for high-stakes day counting
This is for people whose travel history affects tax residency, visa compliance, or year-end planning. The point is not passive tracking. The point is a record you can trust.
01
Track multiple thresholds together
Use one trip history to monitor overlapping rule engines instead of rebuilding the same dates across separate tools.
02
Keep the source of truth on your device
Jetseen uses manual trip entry and local storage, so the record comes from what happened rather than background location guesses.
03
Export something an advisor can read
When your accountant or immigration lawyer asks for travel history, you have a clean record ready instead of a patched spreadsheet.
How the tracker fits into your real workflow
The product is designed for year-round use, not one-off lookups. It stays useful before travel, during travel, and when someone asks you to prove where you were.
Add trips once
Enter arrivals and departures as they happen so the log stays current.
Turn on the rules that matter
Monitor the specific jurisdictions that shape your tax or visa exposure.
Check the impact before you commit
Use the same record to review your status before booking, filing, or handing data to an advisor.
Best fit for people whose travel has legal or tax consequences
Jetseen is strongest when a clean day count matters more than automatic location capture.
You split time between Europe, the UAE, the UK, the US, or several of them in the same year.
You need one record your accountant can review at year-end without re-checking every formula.
You do not want GPS-based location history sitting in a cloud dashboard.
You want earlier warning than a last-minute spreadsheet audit can give you.
Questions people ask before switching from spreadsheets
What makes Jetseen different from a generic travel tracker?+
Jetseen is built around residency and visa thresholds, not passive location logging. You add trips deliberately, then apply rule engines such as Schengen 90/180, UAE 183-day, UK SRT, and US SPT to the same trip record.
Can I track more than one country at the same time?+
Yes. Jetseen is designed for overlapping jurisdictions, so one trip history can feed multiple rule calculations at once.
Does Jetseen replace tax or legal advice?+
No. Jetseen tracks day counts and gives you a structured record. A qualified advisor still decides how those facts apply to your specific case.
Is Jetseen available on Android?+
Not in the current public download flow. The live download path currently points to iPhone and iPad.
Replace the year-end spreadsheet scramble with a live record.
Use the calculator for a quick check, then keep the same trip history inside Jetseen when you need a lasting record.