Comparison

Tax Days vs. Domicile365

Domicile365 has been a staple in the category for years, especially among accountants serving snowbirds. Tax Days takes the same problem and brings it to the iPhone with privacy as a first-class concern.

Pricing at a glance

Tax Days
$19.99 / year

Privacy-first iPhone app. No accounts, no servers. Optional iCloud sync via Apple's encrypted CloudKit.

Domicile365
$50–250 / year

Long-running residency-tracking service used by accountants serving snowbirds and cross-border workers, with background GPS, multi-platform access, and accountant-shareable accounts.

Feature comparison

FeatureTax DaysDomicile365
Annual cost$19.99/yearVaries by plan, $50–250/year
Free tierYesTrial only
Tracking methodManual trip entryBackground GPS
Data locationOn your iPhone + optional iCloudDomicile365's servers (account-based)
US statesAll 50 with state-specific rulesAll 50
Schengen 90/180YesLimited
UK SRTYesLimited
International rules30+ countries, 80+ rulesUS-focused
Audit reportsPer-jurisdiction PDF exportReports + CSV export
PlatformiPhone (iOS 26+), Mac via CatalystiOS, Android, web

Which one is right for you?

Tax Days is best for…

  • iPhone users who want privacy by design.
  • International travelers tracking Schengen, SPT, UK SRT, etc.
  • People who want to pay $20/year instead of $200.
  • Anyone with no need for a vendor account or shareable login.

Domicile365 is best for…

  • People who want background GPS automation.
  • Multi-platform users (Android, web).
  • Accountants who want shared client accounts.
  • Pure-domestic US snowbirds without international rules.

Bottom line: Domicile365 fits accountants and multi-platform users; Tax Days fits iPhone users who travel internationally. The price gap is large — and so is the international rule coverage.

Ready to try Tax Days?

$19.99/year. No accounts. No tracking. Free tier with limited rules.