iReside vs Domicile365: the residency trackers compared
By Quinn Moran · Updated October 6, 2026
Domicile365 is a thorough residency tracker for iPhone, Mac, Android and Windows, with cryptographically signed PDF logs and a read-only advisor portal, at $19.99 a month for its Individual plan. iReside does the core job (automatic GPS day counts by state, NYC and country, alerts before limits, audit-ready PDF reports) plus planned trips and visa trackers, for $34.99 a year on iPhone.
iReside vs Domicile365 at a glance
| iReside | Domicile365 | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $34.99/year or $3.99/month after free trial | Individual $19.99/month (annual plan gets one month free). Enterprise on request |
| Free trial | Free trial | 60 days, no credit card required |
| Platforms | iPhone, plus a web dashboard in any browser | iPhone, Mac, Android and Windows |
| How days are recorded | Automatic background GPS. Edit or add any day by hand | Continuous location from GPS, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and cell towers. Manual entry for earlier dates |
| Coverage | Every US state, with NYC counted separately from NY State. Flyover states ignored. Every country, with Schengen 90/180 counted across all 29 countries | Country, state, city (including NYC), province and territory |
| Rule tools | 77 tracker presets plus custom rules. Substantial Presence Test and UK SRT counted live | Schengen, US Substantial Presence Test, rolling 183 in 365, Puerto Rico and UK SRT checks; overnight counting |
| Alerts | Alerts before you reach a limit, with the date you need to leave by | Unlimited day count alerts by email and push |
| Planning | Planned vs Actual: add future trips and see the effect | Not listed |
| Reports | Audit-ready PDF reports | CSV logs and cryptographically signed PDF audit logs |
| Adviser access | Share PDF reports; web dashboard | Read-only advisor portal |
Domicile365 details are from its own website and App Store page, checked October 6, 2026. "Not listed" means we could not find it there, not that it does not exist.
$19.99 a month vs $34.99 a year
Domicile365's Individual plan is $19.99 a month, and its annual option gets one month free. iReside is $34.99 a year, or $3.99 a month, after a free trial. For one person tracking their own days, that is the biggest practical difference.
Planning ahead, not just looking back
iReside's Planned vs Actual view lets you add future trips and see what they do to each state or visa count before you book, with alerts and the date you need to leave by. The same app tracks Schengen 90/180 and stay limits for any country.
Where Domicile365 goes further
Domicile365 signs its PDF logs so an auditor can verify they were not altered, gives your CPA a read-only portal, and runs on Mac, Android and Windows as well as iPhone. If you need those today, it is a strong choice.
In the iReside app
Your days, counted for you
The dashboard shows the days you have spent in each place this year and how close each tracker is to its line, counted from your iPhone's location.
What Domicile365 does well
- Cryptographically signed PDF logs that auditors can verify
- A read-only advisor portal for your CPA or financial adviser
- Runs on iPhone, Mac, Android and Windows
- A 60-day free trial with no credit card
iReside is best for
- Individuals who want automatic day counts and audit-ready reports at a consumer price
- Planning trips ahead with Planned vs Actual
- Tracking a visa limit like Schengen in the same app as your state days
iReside is not a fit if
- You need cryptographically signed audit logs or an advisor portal today
- You use Android, Mac or Windows as your main device (iReside is iPhone only, plus a web dashboard)
- You want tax advice: iReside counts days, it does not give advice
$34.99/year after free trial. Cancel anytime.