How the click counter works
Tap or click the big button to add one to the count. Use the − 1 button to fix a miscount and Reset to start over from zero. There is no timer and no score — it is a plain tally counter, the kind people use for real tasks. Your current count is saved automatically in your browser, so you can close the page and pick up exactly where you left off.
What people use a tally counter for
- Counting people coming through a door or joining an event.
- Laps or reps while running, swimming, or working out.
- Stock and inventory when counting items by hand.
- Games and hobbies — scores, stitches in knitting, or collectible counts.
Because it works offline once loaded and keeps your number on your own device, it is a handy replacement for a physical handheld clicker — no batteries, and it is always in your pocket.
Tips
On a phone, add this page to your home screen for one-tap access. The keyboard works too: focus the button and press space or enter to count up. If you need to count how fast you can click instead of keeping a running tally, try the CPS test.
Frequently asked questions
Does my count get saved?
Yes. Your count is stored in your browser on this device, so it stays even if you close the page. It is never uploaded anywhere.
How do I reset the counter?
Press the Reset button to set the count back to zero. Use the minus button to subtract one if you miscount.
Does the click counter work offline?
Yes. Once the page has loaded once, it works with no internet connection.
Can I count with my keyboard?
Yes. Focus the count button and press space or enter to add one, which is handy for fast counting at a desk.