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Domicyle vs generic Schengen calculators: one-off math vs a year-round log

Most Schengen sites compute 90/180 for dates you paste in. Domicyle's free tool does that too. Premium keeps the trips, the alerts, and a year export.

October 18, 2026Data reviewed 2026-10-18Schengen

TL;DR — Key Takeaways

  • →A generic calculator is the right tool for one itinerary and no account.
  • →Domicyle's free Schengen calculator is in that same category.
  • →Premium adds a stored log, threshold alerts, and an audit PDF.
  • →None of these sync to the EU Entry/Exit System.

Short answer

Generic Schengen calculators and Domicyle's free calculator do the same first job: 90 days in 180 for the dates you type. The Premium log is a different product: the dates stay, and later trips update the same window.

When each is enough

  • One trip, no history — any correct 90/180 calculator, including Domicyle's free tool.
  • Trips all year, plus a warning before the window fills — Residency Tracker and alerts.
  • A file for an accountant — the Residency Audit Pack export from that same tracker.

See also one-off calculator vs a live tracker.

Educational planning only — not immigration advice.

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Estimates are illustrative only; consult a qualified tax adviser for your case.

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