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Tally Counter

A big, clear click counter with plus and minus buttons, an adjustable step size, and a reset.

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Tally Counter

Keyboard: ↑/+ count up · ↓/− down (first counter). Counts are saved on this device.

Runs in your browser — nothing you enter is uploaded or stored.

ToolFeather · Multiple counters
Scratchpad auto-saved
Stored in this browser (localStorage)

About the Tally Counter

Tap Plus to count up and Minus to count down. The number shows large and centered so it's easy to read at a glance while you're focused on whatever you're actually counting — people through a door, reps in a set, stock on a shelf, or laps of a track.

Set the Step to count in any increment you like: leave it at 1 for a normal tally, or use 2, 5, 10 or more to jump in larger amounts. Reset returns the count to zero when you start a new session.

The counter is fully keyboard accessible: click the number to focus it, then use the up and down arrow keys to change it, or press 0 to reset. That makes rapid, eyes-up counting comfortable, and because everything runs in your browser nothing is recorded or uploaded.

Examples

Door count → step 1 → tap Plus for each person entering.
Workout reps → step 1 → count sets hands-free with arrow keys.
Stocktake → step 10 → tally boxes ten at a time.

Frequently asked questions

5 answers
Can the count go negative?
Yes. Pressing Minus below zero produces negative numbers, which is useful for tracking a running difference or balance.
How do I change how much each click adds?
Set the Step field to any whole number. Each Plus or Minus then changes the count by that amount.
Can I use the keyboard?
Yes. Click the big number to focus it, then use the up and down arrow keys to count, or press 0 to reset.
Does the count save if I refresh?
No. The count lives only while the page is open, so a refresh or Reset returns it to zero. Nothing is stored or uploaded.
Is there a maximum count?
For all practical purposes, no. It handles counts far larger than you'd ever tally by hand.