InboxTrace reads your mailbox and rebuilds your travel history, with the email behind every date, for forms that count days abroad.
Gmail or Outlook, or drop a Google Takeout file. Tell it your name and who books travel for you.
About one email in eighty-five reaches the model: flights, ferries, car hire, hotels, forwarded bookings, complaints. Only those.
Confirm, correct or exclude each trip. Inferred dates are marked and asked about first. Your memory holds what the mailbox does not.
Every trip, its day count, the emails behind it, and the rule's figure beside yours for reference.
The whole path, in one picture, before you connect anything.
If you would rather nothing pass through a connection at all, drop a Google Takeout file instead: the file is read from your disk, your whole mailbox stays on this device, and the only traffic is the model calls. The privacy page names every party.
Every trip with its dates and day count, and the emails that prove it: the flight, the hotel, the car hire. Where a date is inferred, it says so. Where something was left out, it says why. Nothing is hidden.
The report puts your count next to the figure a rule uses, and stops there. The figure is a reference, not a verdict. What it means for you is yours to judge, with a regulated adviser if you need one.