Tally Counter
Keep a running count with a simple tally counter.
Counting made effortless
A tally counter keeps a running count as you tap, so you do not have to hold a number in your head. This is a simple counter for tallying anything — people, items, laps, repetitions — without losing track.
Tap to count up.
Why offloading a count helps
The genuine value of a tally counter is that it removes the mental burden of counting while you are doing something else, and our working memory is surprisingly poor at holding a running total when attention is divided — trying to count attendees at a door, items on a shelf, or repetitions of an exercise while also doing the activity is exactly when the count slips. Tapping a counter offloads that number entirely, freeing you to focus on the thing you are actually counting. This makes it useful across many everyday situations: counting people entering an event, tallying stock, keeping score, tracking laps or reps, or any repetitive count where losing your place is easy. It is a small tool that solves a real cognitive limitation, replacing the unreliable job of keeping a number in your head with a simple, dependable tap. For anything you need to count while your attention is elsewhere, a tally counter is genuinely more reliable than trying to keep track mentally.
Common questions
Why use a tally counter instead of counting in my head?
Because working memory is poor at holding a running total while your attention is divided — a counter offloads the number so you can focus on what you are counting.
What is it good for counting?
People at an event, stock, score, laps or repetitions — any repetitive count where losing your place is easy.
Is anything uploaded?
No. It runs entirely in your browser.