Session log
No events yet â tap the button above to begin.
Ready. Tap the button or press Space to count.
How this click counter works
This is a single-purpose tally tool. Each tap on the large button adds your chosen step (default 1) to the total. Reset returns the count to zero and clears the session log. Everything runs locally in your browser â nothing is uploaded, and the count survives a page reload so you can pick up where you left off.
What you can do
- Increment â tap the big button, press Space, or use the toolbar's + Increment button.
- Adjust the step â set the step to 1, 5, 10, or any value from 1 to 1,000 to count in batches.
- Reset â clears the total and the session log after a confirmation.
- Export â downloads a plain-text tally with the total, step, and timestamped event log.
Common uses
People use click counters for tallying reps during a workout, counting attendees at a door, tracking repeated actions in a usability test, keeping score in a simple game, or counting inventory items. Because the step is adjustable, the same tool works for counting single items or batches of ten.
Keyboard and accessibility
The counter is fully keyboard-operable. Space or Enter on the tap button increments the count. The total is announced to screen readers via a live region. Focus outlines are visible, and all controls meet a 44-pixel minimum touch target. Motion is disabled when your system prefers reduced motion.
Frequently asked questions
Does the count save if I close the tab?
Yes. The current total and step are stored in your browser's local storage. Reopening the page restores them. Reset clears the stored value.
Is my data sent anywhere?
No. The counter, session log, and export all run entirely on your device. Nothing is transmitted to a server.
What does the export contain?
A plain-text file with the final total, the step value, and a timestamped list of every increment and reset in the current session.
Can I count backwards?
The step is always positive. To count down, use the Reset button and start a new tally, or export the current log for reference.