Tally Counter

Tally Counter is a counter you can use without looking at it — and a logbook that remembers

every run you counted.

The number fills the screen and the whole screen is the button. Tap anywhere to count up. The

digits are big, bold and evenly spaced, so the count stays readable at arm's length, on a

clipboard, or from across a table.

SESSIONS, NOT JUST A RESET

Most counters give you one number and a reset button that throws it away. Tally Counter wraps

every run in a session. When you're done, start a new one — the finished session moves to

History with its total, its start and end time, how long it took, and a timestamped entry for

every single tap. Nothing you counted is ever lost to a reset.

Name a session — "Morning shift", "Aisle 4", "Set 3" — and it stays labelled in your history.

BUILT FOR ONE-HANDED, EYES-UP COUNTING

• Tap anywhere on the screen to add

• A wide minus button for the tap that shouldn't have happened

• Undo removes the last entry cleanly, so a mis-tap leaves no trace in the log

• Volume keys count too — up adds, down subtracts — so the phone can stay in your pocket

• Keep the screen awake while you count

• A short haptic tick, and an optional click sound, confirm every tap

AS MANY COUNTERS AS YOU NEED

Give each one a name, an accent colour, and a step size — count in 1s, 5s, 12s, whatever the job

uses. Set a starting value, add a goal to get a progress bar, and choose whether it may run below

zero.

Good for counting people through a door, stock on a shelf, laps, reps and sets, birds, cars,

inventory, attendance, knitting rows, prayer counts, quality-control passes, or anything else you

would otherwise track on the back of your hand.

LIGHT AND DARK

A proper dark theme, not a dimmed light one. Follow your system setting or pin it to Light or

Dark.

EXPORT WHEN YOU NEED IT

Share any counter's full session history as a CSV — one row per tap, ready to open in a

spreadsheet.

YOUR COUNTS STAY ON YOUR PHONE

Tally Counter has no account, no ads, no analytics, and no internet permission at all. It is

technically incapable of sending your data anywhere. Every counter, session and log entry lives

on your device and nothing leaves it unless you export a CSV yourself and choose where it goes.

The only permission it asks for is vibration, and you can switch that off.