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Geo-Parity

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Geo-Parity answers the questions that come up when work, pay or life crosses a border. Give it an income and a destination and it returns what you would actually keep after rent, everyday prices, out-of-pocket healthcare and income tax; the local wage ladder from the survival floor to the top 1%, so the answer can be checked against what people there really earn; which digital-nomad visas that income qualifies for and which of them lead to residency; how far a passport reaches visa-free; Schengen 90/180 and per-country tax-residency day limits; the working days a distributed team genuinely shares once public holidays are counted, not just the overlapping hours; measured internet latency and jitter rather than headline megabits, because a video call fails on delay long before it fails on throughput; monthly climate normals; and country risk. 25 tools over published data — World Bank, IMF, OECD, Penn World Table, Eurostat, WHO, HUD, Open-Meteo (ERA5) and Cloudflare Radar. Every result carries its own citation: which dataset, which provider, which reference year, and a permalink to the page that answers the same question. Where a figure is modelled rather than measured, the response says so. Estimates for orientation, not tax, legal or financial advice. Free and key-less. No account, no API key, no sign-up — connect the URL and every tool works. Generous anonymous limits per IP; an optional key raises them without changing any response.

First seen 2 Oct 2026. Evidence as of 5 Oct 2026.

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Smitheryadam-simmons-spaans/geo-parity2 Oct 20265 Oct 20261
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