A place for your dates
Record entry and exit dates so your own itinerary has a consistent local history. The app uses those dates for its day-count calculations rather than accessing an official border record.
Track trip dates, review rolling-day estimates and keep travel history locally on your device.
Privacy PolicySchengen Stay Day Planner is an offline tool for organising stays and reviewing travel-day estimates. It centres on records you create rather than automatic scans or online accounts. The publisher is BEST CHOICE PROPERTY, based in Pakistan. It is an independent planner, not a European Union or immigration authority service.
Record entry and exit dates so your own itinerary has a consistent local history. The app uses those dates for its day-count calculations rather than accessing an official border record.
Attach destination country labels to stays for a clearer view of your travel records. The labels come from what you enter and are not used to determine a device location.
Add optional trip notes when they help explain an entry or departure. Those notes remain part of your locally stored travel history unless you remove or replace them.
The resulting estimates are planning information, not permission to travel. Visa validity, residence status and entry decisions remain matters for the appropriate authorities.
You do not need a username, password or sign-in to use the current app. Your saved stays are held in app-private storage on your Android device.
The app makes familiar trip details useful in several ways without a developer-operated travel history service. Dates feed calendar views and rolling-window calculations. Optional reminders use Android notification and scheduling facilities. Exports are generated only when you expressly request them.
Review used and unused days for selected rolling 180-day windows. The output depends on the accuracy of the dates that you supply.
See your manually saved trip history alongside calendar views. This is a way to organise records rather than independently verify border crossings.
Simulate a potential future stay using your existing data. These estimates are informational and do not check visa or residence conditions.
Choose entry, exit and rolling-day notifications and set reminder preferences. Android settings or battery management can block or delay them.
Request PDF travel-history reports or JSON backups using the system file picker. You select where those files go, and a restored JSON backup replaces current stored trip records.
The current version does not request internet access to send trip data to the publisher. It stores your trip history in an on-device SQLite database and preferences in Android app settings. Exported files follow a different path because you select an external destination. Understanding that distinction helps you decide where copies of your history should live.
You choose the country label, entry date, exit date and optional notes. The app does not automatically read your passport, emails, immigration records or device location.
Trip records live inside Android app-private storage. Settings, such as onboarding completion, reminder hour and warning thresholds, are saved in app preferences.
The app reads those local records to produce calendars, day counts and future-stay estimates. Nothing in this process determines your legal right to enter or remain in a country.
When requested, PDF and JSON files are written using Android’s system document picker. If you select cloud storage or a messaging service, its own privacy terms may apply.
Delete trips individually or clear all travel records in the app. Files you exported remain at their selected destinations until you delete them separately.
A travel record can reveal dates and routines even when it contains no passport number. The policy makes clear which records remain on your device and which services the app does not integrate. It also identifies the Android permissions used by optional reminders. These points are useful when reviewing privacy settings or deciding whether to export a file.
Saved trip dates, country labels, notes and app preferences are stored on your Android device. The publisher does not operate a server-side travel-history database for this version.
The app does not automatically read passports, immigration records, emails or current location. It also does not request camera, contacts or broad file-storage access for its listed functions.
The current reviewed version has no third-party advertising, tracking or analytics SDK integration. It does not automatically share your travel history with third parties.
POST_NOTIFICATIONS supports travel reminders when enabled and permitted. RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED can allow eligible reminders to be scheduled again after a restart.
A PDF or JSON backup may stay outside the app after app records are deleted. Exported files are not encrypted by the app and should be handled carefully.
You decide whether to enter optional notes, enable reminders and request exports. You can remove a single stay or clear the travel history held in the app. Clearing app storage has a broader effect than the app’s Clear all travel records action. A backup restore is another significant choice because it replaces existing records.
Change or remove individual travel records from the Trips area. This is the most targeted way to correct an itinerary or remove a particular stay.
Use Clear all travel records to delete locally saved trip records. This action may not remove settings such as reminder preferences or onboarding completion.
Use Android settings to clear the application’s storage if you also want to remove preferences. Uninstalling normally removes private local data, subject to operating-system behaviour.
Look in the location you selected for PDFs and JSON files. Those copies must be deleted there and cannot be erased remotely by the publisher.
Turn reminders off in the app and manage Android notification permission if you do not want local alerts. Their delivery may still depend on system restrictions.
The app can help you organise travel information, but it cannot replace official immigration guidance. Local storage reduces routine sharing with a remote publisher database, yet the security of the device still matters. External copies create additional responsibility because the app does not encrypt exported PDFs or JSON backups. The policy also explains how updates and questions are handled.
A calendar day count does not validate a visa, residence permit or permitted number of entries. Authorities apply the law to individual circumstances when making immigration decisions.
Android app-private storage restricts routine access to records. Practical security also depends on your operating system, device and chosen security settings.
Exports can contain dates and personal notes, and the app does not encrypt them. Consider where you save them and who can access that destination.
The app is not specifically designed for children or child-directed online services. Parents or guardians should supervise minors where appropriate.
The published policy records when it was last updated. Privacy enquiries may be sent to the listed publisher email, and information voluntarily included in correspondence is handled through the email provider.