Fill in the days your way
Enter a state manually or use a check-in. Review how your recorded days add up across the year.
Record the state you were in each day, review the year by state, and export your records. Check in when you choose—never through background location tracking.
Day counts are a record, not a determination of tax residency.
2026 · sample day records
| State | Days recorded |
|---|---|
| Florida | 154 |
| Connecticut | 72 |
| New York | 14 |
State-by-state day records, voluntary check-ins and year exports.
Enter a state manually or use a check-in. Review how your recorded days add up across the year.
By default, a check-in stores the state, time and accuracy. Rounded coordinates are optional, through a separate evidence setting.
Export the year for your records. Review your specific residency questions with a qualified professional.
Choose the state manually or tap to check in.
See days recorded in each state and the days you still need to fill in.
Keep a copy for your own review or a conversation with your adviser.
Residency Tracker does not read location in the background. A check-in requires your action and browser permission. Coordinates are retained only with the optional evidence setting and are rounded to about 110 meters.
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Ask about Residency TrackerNo. It does not track location or check in in the background.
No. Coordinate retention is optional. You can remove stored coordinates and turn the setting off.
No. Day counts alone do not determine tax residency. Rules differ by state and situation; confirm yours with a tax professional.
No. Residency Tracker is a personal app; the organizations you belong to cannot see those records.
Day counts are a record, not a determination of tax residency.