The original counter included both entry and exit dates in its calendar-day totals.
Retired project · Historical showcase
Know your days before they count against you.
Nomad Counter explored a simple idea: make travel-day tracking clear and private. The app is now retired; this site preserves its design and story.
- Original threshold
- 183 days
- Counting rule
- Entry and exit count
- Original privacy model
- Local until sync
No longer an active app
A project kept for its story.
Travel tracking, sign-in, account sync, and live statistics are no longer available. This is a read-only record of the original project.
View the source codeThe original idea
A clearer picture of time spent abroad.
Nomad Counter was a personal travel-day tracker for residency exposure. It brought country thresholds, a travel log, and inclusive calendar-day counts into one workspace, with local use before optional account sync.
The workspace supported calendar-year and rolling 365-day views.
The original app kept guest records in the browser, with optional email-code account sync.
The count was a planning signal, never a substitute for qualified professional advice.
About the archive
Why did the project use 183 days?
The original counter used 183 days as a configurable starting point for residency exposure. It was a tracking aid, not a determination of tax residency.
Can I still use the app or sign in?
No. Nomad Counter is retired. Travel tracking, sign-in, account sync, and live statistics are no longer available. The account database has been deleted.
What has been preserved?
The original design, this project story, and the source code are preserved. Existing browser records are not read, changed, or uploaded by this showcase.