Core travel tracking has no price and no time limit. Some advanced capabilities may become optional paid extras later; the tracking you rely on stays free.
Core travel tracking, free without a time limit.
Some advanced capabilities may become optional paid extras in future — rebuilding many years of history from your photos, or deep backdating, for example. What, when and at what price is not decided. Core tracking is not part of it and stays free.
A different product, not a Residex tier. Residex tracks presence and thresholds; Amanda considers the wider cross-border compliance picture.
Yes. Trip tracking, country totals and essential residency threshold monitoring are the product, and they will remain free — there is no trial period and no expiry date. If optional paid extras arrive later, they will sit on top of the free product rather than putting core tracking behind a subscription.
No. There is nothing to buy: no price, no checkout, and no feature waiting behind a paywall. It is mentioned here only so that the promise about core tracking is stated next to what it does not cover.
Yes. Residex stores everything locally in your browser — we don’t run servers, don’t have accounts, and never see your travel data. Closing the tab keeps it on your device; clearing browser storage erases it.
No — Residex is a day counter, not a compliance engine. It flags when you approach or cross thresholds like the 183-day rule, but turning that into specific filings, tax exposure, or reporting obligations depends on your jurisdictions and personal ties. For that, take a look at our partner Amanda — it maps your full cross-border legal exposure across countries.
Yes. Residex exports each trip as a residency fact in Amanda’s CSV format. You can import the file directly into Amanda and your day-tracking history becomes the starting point for its exposure analysis.