Tally Counter: Click & Count

Tap to count anything. Reps at the gym, rows on a scarf, laps in the pool, guests at the door — a tally counter that keeps up with your thumb and never loses count.

Set a goal and the ring fills as you get closer. Hit it, and the counter celebrates.

WHY PEOPLE USE IT

• Count without looking. The volume buttons work as a clicker counter, so you can count reps, laps or people with the phone in your pocket. Shake to count works too.
• Several counters at once. Keep a rep counter, a row counter and a lap counter side by side, each with its own colour and its own goal.
• Nothing to lose. Every count is saved on your device the moment you tap. No account, no sign-in, no connection needed.
• See the pattern. Save a session to history and the chart shows how your counts add up day by day.

BUILT FOR REAL COUNTING

Knitting and crochet — a row counter and stitch counter that survives being put down mid-project. Tap between stitches, save the row, come back tomorrow.

Fitness — a rep counter and set counter you can use mid-lift. Volume buttons mean you never break form to look at a screen.

Prayer and meditation — a digital tasbeeh counter with a goal, so you always know where you are without breaking rhythm.

Events and doors — a people counter and headcount tally for attendance, capacity or footfall. Multiple counters let you split the door.

Inventory and surveys — a stock count tally, an audit counter, or a bird count for field survey work. Export the lot to CSV when you're done.

FEATURES

• Tap, volume buttons, or shake to count
• Multiple counters, each with a name, colour and goal
• Goal ring that fills as you approach the target
• Daily auto-reset for counters you start fresh every day
• Day streaks that build as you keep counting
• Save and reset, with undo on both
• History chart and a day-by-day log
• CSV export for your full count history
• Works fully offline
• Light and dark themes

Free to use. Some extras — extra counter slots, CSV export and extended history — can be unlocked by watching a short ad, and there are never ads while you're counting.