Know exactly
how long you've
been away.
TaxTraveller logs every day you spend in every country, so your residency status is never a guess — and never a surprise at tax time.
Residency rules count in days. Most people count in vibes.
Many countries use day thresholds — often around 183 days a year — to decide whether you owe them tax as a resident. Cross one without noticing, and the bill can be years overdue before you find out.
A year, reconstructed from memory
Flights, work trips, family visits, a slow winter somewhere warm — by December, most people couldn't say with confidence how many days landed where. TaxTraveller keeps the tally as you go, so nothing needs reconstructing.
Three habits. One clear answer.
TaxTraveller is built to be updated in seconds, not maintained like a spreadsheet.
Log each trip
Add where you were and for how long — on the day it happens, or in a batch when you're back home.
We tally your days
TaxTraveller keeps a running count per country, per calendar year, updated automatically as you add entries.
See where you stand
Check your current totals at a glance, and get ahead of any threshold before it becomes a problem.
Built for one job, done well
No dashboards to configure, no unrelated features to wade through. Just the record you need.
Every country, one place
Track as many countries as your year actually touches — there's no limit on where you've been.
Automatic running totals
Day counts update the moment you log a trip. No manual arithmetic, no recounting from old calendars.
Year-by-year history
Past years stay on record, so multi-year residency tests are as easy to check as this year's.
Personal, not institutional
Built as a personal tool for individuals managing their own status — not a compliance suite for firms.
Your movements. Your data.
Where you've spent your time is sensitive by nature. TaxTraveller is built by Izone Ltd, an Irish company, with data handling designed around GDPR from the ground up — not bolted on afterward.
Read the full detail in our privacy policy, including what's collected, why, and how long it's kept.
Read the privacy policy