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90/180 · Schengen

Know your Schengen days before the border does. 

Count your 90/180 days in seconds, catch where the EU's new EES count disagrees with you, and get the correction letter written for you.

  • Checked against the European Commission's own calculator script
  • No account · data stays in your browser

Illustration with two sample trips (56 used, 34 left), not your data. “Try an example” in the calculator below loads a different, longer history.

Count without the spreadsheet

Every day of the last 180, at a glance.

Example history, read on 2026-10-19

Days used
56
Days left
34
180 days agoToday

Days left today

Days left
Counting your saved trips…
Days used in the last 180 days
Counting your saved trips…

Try a history

Six cases the count has to get right

Open one to load it into the calculator or the EES check. Your saved trips are not touched. Each card names the TestSprite tests that check the same history on every pull request; the full list is on the proof page.

EES mismatch

Spot the border's mistake. Send the fix in one tap.

Worked example with the sample trips above: 56 days by your trips, 90 by the EES.

Same trips, two counts: you used 56 days, the EES says 90. Ninety shows you which number is right and why.

Ninety

56

days used

34 left

EES record

90

days used

0 left

34 days apart. Likely: your exit on 30 June wasn't recorded.

Request under Art. 52 Reg. (EU) 2017/2226

To the competent authority,

Under Article 52 of Regulation (EU) 2017/2226 I request rectification of my Entry/Exit System record. My exit on 30 June was not recorded. My passport stamps show 56 days used, leaving 34 — not the 90 used it shows. Please correct the record within the legal time limit.

Verified on every pull request

As of PR #70, merged 2026-10-25 as d787b01. Every number links to where it comes from.

Every rule and the tests that guard it