AtlasDays is a travel-history app for iPhone with 3 import sources: Photos, Flighty, and CSV files. It turns the dates into country-by-country records and day counts, while keeping each trip editable so an attractive dashboard doesn't hide the entries behind a total.
Photo import runs on the device. It reads dates and locations, then presents suggested trips for review. You can add a stay manually, change its dates, or keep an older visit approximate when you only remember the year. Exact records feed the trackers; vague memories don't become invented arrival dates. Add a planned trip and the tracker includes those future days, which lets you compare a proposed schedule with the limit you've chosen before committing to it.
I value the ability to inspect the record more than the globe. September US App Store reviews specifically praised the Timeline and the form that brings a country, dates, and notes together. The help center explains overlaps and counting rules separately. Border days deserve a closer look. AtlasDays keeps records and performs calculations; its totals aren't a decision about your immigration or tax status.
AtlasDays fits frequent travelers who already need an accurate travel history. Keep the underlying dates checked, and export the record when someone needs the details.
