Sojorna
Sojorna is a Schengen calculator for iPhone. Log each trip as an entry and exit stamp and it counts the 90/180-day rule to the exact day: days used in the last 180 days, days left and the latest date you must exit. It tracks a Schengen visa’s validity, days allowed and entries, checks whether a future trip fits, and reminds you before your last allowed day. No account, no ads.
Sojorna is an iPhone app and Schengen calculator for the 90/180-day rule: it counts the days you have left, your latest exit date and your Schengen visa days.
Features
- Counts Schengen days under the 90/180 rule: days used in the last 180 days, days left and the latest date you must exit
- Tracks a Schengen visa too: validity dates, the number of days allowed and single, double or multiple entries
- Trip planner that checks whether future dates fit every 180-day window and finds the earliest entry date for a trip of a given length
- Suggests past trips from the dates and places of your photos; photos never leave the iPhone
- Reminders before your last allowed day and before your visa ends
- Trips are stored on the iPhone with no account; a PDF report of your trips can be shared
Questions
Which iPhone app calculates the Schengen 90/180-day rule?
Sojorna is a Schengen calculator for iPhone. You log your entry and exit dates and it shows how many days you have used in the last 180 days, how many are left and the latest date you must leave.
How can I check if a future trip fits the Schengen 90/180 rule?
In Sojorna's planner you pick entry and exit dates; it checks every 180-day window, including trips you have already saved, and says whether the trip fits and by how many days.
Can an app track the days on my Schengen visa?
Yes. Sojorna tracks a Schengen visa's validity dates, the number of days allowed and the number of entries, and counts the days against both the visa and the 90/180 rule.
Does Sojorna need an account?
No. Trips are saved on your iPhone without an account. When you use the photo scan, photos stay on the device and only place names are looked up with Apple's location service.
How it works
Your trips and visa are stored only on your iPhone. The optional photo scan reads the date and location of your photos on the device to suggest past trips; photos are never uploaded, and place names are looked up with Apple’s location service. Sojorna is a planning aid, not legal advice — the border authority’s count is final.
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