An online counter with nothing to install
An online counter is the fastest way to start counting when you do not have a dedicated gadget at hand. Open this page in any browser — Safari on an iPhone, Chrome on an Android, Firefox on a laptop — and you have a working digital counter in about two seconds. No app store, no download, no permissions dialog, no account.
Because it is a web page rather than an app, the counter updates for free and behaves identically on every device. The layout adapts to your screen: full-width buttons on phones, a centered card on desktops. The current number is rendered in a large monospace font so digits do not visually jump as they change.
Private by design, practical by default
Every count is stored only in your own browser's local storage. There is no account system, no cloud sync, and no analytics attached to your numbers — which makes this counter suitable for sensitive counts like event attendance or client traffic. If you clear your browser data, the count clears with it; nothing survives anywhere else.
Day-to-day conveniences are all here: the count survives refreshes and reboots, a long-press undo fixes miscounts, CSV export hands the number to your spreadsheet, and sound plus vibration settings are remembered between visits. It is a plain, dependable online counter that does exactly one job well.
One page, every browser, no exceptions
Web tools are only useful if they open when you need them, so this counter is built to run on anything with a browser: aging Android phones, school Chromebooks, locked-down office laptops, and every modern desktop. There is nothing to configure and nothing that breaks when an IT department blocks installations, because nothing is installed.
The page also respects the way you work. It follows your system's dark mode automatically, keeps its buttons above comfortable touch-target size, and never puts an advertisement within reach of a control you are tapping. An online counter should disappear into the task — this one does.