Tally Counter: Free Online Click and Tap Counter

Count reps, laps, chants, habits or anything else. Multiple named counters, a big tap button, daily goals, vibration, and your totals saved on your phone.

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Saved only on this device, in your browser. No sign-up. Clearing your browser data or using private mode can erase the count.

How to use the counter

  1. Pick or add a counter in the tabs above, or open Settings to add one and type what you are counting.
  2. Tap the big button once for every repetition. The ring fills as you move through a round, and a gentle buzz marks each completed round.
  3. Set a daily goal in Settings. Your count for today, your rounds and your all-time total are all saved automatically.
  4. Use full screen for a calm, distraction-free view where the page does not scroll or zoom while you tap. The volume buttons are not used, so your phone stays in your control.
  5. Made a mistake? Undo takes off the last tap. Start over sets the current count to 0 but keeps your all-time total.

What people count

Frequently asked questions

How do I use this tally counter?

Tap the big button once for each thing you count. Add as many named counters as you like, for example reps, laps, chants or a habit, and switch between them with the tabs.

Does it save my count?

Yes. Counts, goals and your last seven days are saved in your browser on your device, so they are there when you come back. Nothing is uploaded.

Does it work offline on my phone?

Yes. Open it once with a connection and it keeps working without internet. Add it to your home screen for quick access.

Can I set a goal or a round size?

Yes. Set a daily goal and a round size, such as 10 reps per set or 108 per round, in Settings.

Can I use it for chants, prayers or affirmations?

Yes. The naam jaap counter opens with a 108-count round and a chant preset, and you can type your own name for what you count.

Can I stop the page from scrolling while I tap?

Yes. The tap button does not scroll or zoom the page, and full-screen mode locks the screen layout completely.

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