Import first, type last
Geotagged photos, a CSV, or a Flighty flight history become draft trips. Overlaps, gaps, incomplete entries, and merge candidates are flagged for you to resolve, and nothing is written to your record until you approve it.
Use case
Rebuild the years you never wrote down.
Import from your photos, a spreadsheet, or your flight history. Fix what is wrong, keep what is uncertain honest, and end up with a record that still answers the question years later.
The form wants ten years. You have a photo library.
Visa and citizenship applications ask for every trip, sometimes over a decade. The evidence is passport stamps, old boarding passes, half-remembered summers, and a camera roll.
Most tools make you choose between precise and complete, so people guess. An invented date is worse than an honest gap: it is the one an officer can disprove.
Exact where it counts, approximate where it does not
Record 2019 as a year, or a country with no dates at all, while keeping exact dates for the trips a limit actually depends on. Approximate history stays useful without turning into fake precision, and the app never quietly promotes a guess into a fact.
Export in the shape the form wants
A clean PDF or spreadsheet of trips, days, and countries, ready to attach to an application instead of being retyped into one. The same record that drives your day counts is the one you hand over.
Go deeper
Get the record straight once
Import, review, and export. No account required, and nothing leaves your iPhone unless you export it.
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