A privacy-first online click counter and tally counter. Count anything with keyboard shortcuts and multiple counters. All data stays on your device.
A privacy-first online click counter that lets you count anything with a click or tap. Whether you're tracking attendance, counting inventory, keeping score, or tallying votes, this tool makes counting easy and accurate. All data is stored locally on your device—nothing is ever sent to a server.
Unlike physical tally counters, this digital version lets you add multiple counters, customize step values, and use keyboard shortcuts for faster counting. No account required, no data collection, no tracking—just start counting.
Using the click counter is straightforward:
Your counts are automatically saved in your browser. Come back anytime and your counters will be exactly where you left them.
Track several things simultaneously by adding multiple counters. Each counter operates independently with its own count, name, and settings. The active counter (highlighted with a border) responds to keyboard shortcuts. Click any counter to make it active.
When you have multiple counters, you'll see a total displayed at the bottom showing the combined count across all counters.
By default, each click adds 1 to the count. But sometimes you need to count by different amounts—maybe you're counting items in groups of 5, or tracking something that comes in dozens. Click the settings icon to change the step value to any positive number.
For rapid counting, keyboard shortcuts are faster than clicking:
These shortcuts work on whichever counter is currently active (shown with a highlighted border).
Your counters and their values are automatically saved to your browser's local storage. This means:
To start fresh, simply reset each counter or delete them and add new ones.
The counter supports negative numbers. If you need to track things that go below zero, just keep clicking the minus button or pressing the down arrow. This is useful for tracking changes, balances, or anything where direction matters.
Keep count of people entering a room, event, or venue. The large display makes it easy to see the current count at a glance, and keyboard shortcuts let you count quickly without looking away from the door.
Count stock, supplies, or any physical items. Create multiple counters for different categories or locations. The step value feature is handy when items are grouped—set it to 6 for counting half-dozens, or 12 for full cases.
Track reps during workouts. The large tap target works well even when you're tired, and you can count without looking at the screen. Create separate counters for different exercises in your routine.
Keep score for games, matches, or competitions. With multiple counters, you can track both teams or all players. The increment/decrement buttons handle score corrections easily.
Track occurrences of anything: bird sightings, customer inquiries, interruptions during focus time, or any event you want to quantify. The automatic saving means you can count over days or weeks.
Quick show-of-hands voting or polling. Reset between questions and count votes for each option using separate counters. Results are visible on the large display.
Count vehicles, pedestrians, or any traffic passing a point. Multiple counters let you categorize by type—cars in one counter, trucks in another, bicycles in a third.
Tally behaviors, occurrences, or events during observation sessions. The unobtrusive interface lets you count while focusing on what you're observing.
When counting rapidly—like people filing through a door or items on a conveyor belt—keyboard shortcuts are much faster than clicking. Keep one hand on the keyboard and count without looking at the screen.
When using multiple counters, give each one a clear, descriptive name. "Team A" and "Team B" is clearer than "Counter 1" and "Counter 2". Click the settings icon to rename.
If you're counting grouped items, set the step value to match. Counting eggs by the dozen? Set step to 12. Counting nickel deposits? Set step to 5. This reduces clicks and mental math.
Instead of one counter for everything, use separate counters for categories you want to track independently. You can always see the total at the bottom, but you'll also have the breakdown.
The reset button zeros the count instantly. Before clicking it, make sure you've noted or recorded any count you need to keep. There's no undo for reset.
This tool is built with privacy as a core principle. Your counts are stored locally on your device using browser storage—nothing is ever sent to any server. There's no tracking, no analytics, no cookies, and no account required.
Your data stays on your device. We can't see it, we can't access it, and we don't want to. When you clear your browser data or use private/incognito mode, your saved counts will be lost. Otherwise, they persist indefinitely on your device.
The counter uses React state management with browser localStorage for persistence. Counts update instantly with no network latency. The interface uses tabular number formatting to prevent layout shifts as digits change.
Works in all modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. Mobile browsers are fully supported—the large touch targets are designed for easy tapping on touchscreens.