The CSV export format
The PDF report is for handing to a human; the CSV export is for working with the data — pivot tables, your accountant’s spreadsheet, or your own scripts. Choose CSV as the format in Settings → Export data → Export… and pick one of two shapes.
Trip ranges
One row per continuous stay: the country, its start and end dates, and the length. Compact and readable — the shape most residency and visa applications ask for (“list your absences”). Files are named like Bounded-Trips-….csv.
Each day
One row per calendar day: the date, the countries it counted toward (a border-crossing day lists both), and the data source — Photo, GPS, or Manual. The most detailed and audit-friendly shape; files are named like Bounded-Days-….csv.
- The source column is the audit trail: it shows which days rest on photographic evidence, which on location data, and which on your word.
- Day rows make threshold math trivial in a spreadsheet — filter by country, count rows, done.
Scope and period
The period selector (all time, this year, last year, 6 months, last 365 days, custom) applies to CSV exactly as to PDF — export All time with Each day for the complete archival copy, for example before switching phones.
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