One digital counter, every counting job
Sometimes you just need a counter — not a stopwatch, not a note app, not a spreadsheet. This digital counter gives you exactly that: a large number, a large button, and nothing to configure. Tap to advance, glance to read, hold to undo or reset. It loads in any browser and is ready before you have finished putting your gloves on.
The counter has a wide range of everyday uses. Teachers count students onto a bus, shop owners count customers against capacity limits, crafters count rows and pattern repeats, coaches count pitches and laps, volunteers count signatures and donations. Anywhere a tally was once kept on paper, this page does it faster and with fewer errors.
Thoughtful details that keep counts honest
The design assumes your attention is elsewhere. The +1 button is huge, so you can hit it by feel. Each tap can play a click sound and buzz the phone, confirming the count without looking. The undo and reset buttons demand a deliberate half-second hold, so a brush of a sleeve cannot damage your data, and a thin progress bar shows the hold building.
The count persists across refreshes, restarts, and accidental navigation. Export it as CSV when the job is done. Keyboard shortcuts — space, arrows, R — make desktop counting effortless. And because everything runs locally in your browser, there are no accounts and no data leaving your device.
The counter that grows with the job
Start with this page — one number, one button — and if the job turns out to be bigger than one number, the rest of ClickTally is one click away. Need labels on every count? The named tally counter adds them. Two teams playing tonight? The score counter splits the page in half. Aisle full of SKUs? The inventory counter names each one.
Every variant shares the same engine, so the behaviour you learn here — the long-press undo, the half-second reset, the automatic saving, the CSV export — transfers exactly. There is no second tool to learn, just a first tool that quietly fits more jobs than you expected when you opened it.