RKY ILR Tracker: Track ILR & Citizenship for UK Immigrants

RKY ILR & Citizenship Tracker helps UK visa holders track their journey to Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) and British Citizenship. Calculate eligibility dates, monitor absences, manage travel history, and stay within residence requirements for Skilled Worker, Global Talent, Spouse, Tier 2, and other visa routes. Privacy-first, no account required, with all data stored securely on your device.

Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I'm excited to introduce **RKY ILR & Citizenship Tracker**, an app I built to help UK visa holders confidently track their progress towards **Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR)** and **British Citizenship**. As someone navigating the UK immigration system, I found it surprisingly difficult to keep track of eligibility dates, absences, and residence requirements without relying on spreadsheets or manual calculations. I wanted a simple, privacy-first app that makes the process much easier. Key features include: 🇬🇧 ILR & Citizenship eligibility countdowns ✈️ Absence and travel history tracking 📅 28-day application window calculations 📊 Residence compliance monitoring 🔒 No account required—your data stays on your device This is an independent tool and isn't affiliated with the UK Home Office, but it's designed to make staying organised much simpler. I'd really appreciate your feedback, feature suggestions, or questions. Thanks for checking it out and supporting indie developers!

How does it handle the 180-day absence rule when trips straddle the qualifying period, like a long holiday that crosses two years?

Adding a Schengen area day counter alongside the UK absence tracker would be super helpful since many of us on Skilled Worker visas also need to keep an eye on the 90/180 day Schengen rule to avoid jeopardising future ILR applications.

Finally gave this a spin and the absence calculator is genuinely useful, way faster than the spreadsheets I used to fudge together. Also nice that nothing leaves your phone.

How does it handle the 180-day absence rule when trips straddle the qualifying period, like a long holiday that crosses two years?

Finally gave this a spin and the absence calculator is genuinely useful, way faster than the spreadsheets I used to fudge together. Also nice that nothing leaves your phone.