Counter Hub
See every counter you have going in one place. Your tallies, habits, timers and countdowns are saved in this browser, so you can pick up right where you left off.
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Save a counter in a tool to see it here.
Tap to tally people, stock or repetitions. Use large buttons, optional sound and keyboard shortcuts. Set a goal; your count saves in this browser.
Habit CounterTrack your daily habits and count streaks. Build positive routines by counting consecutive days. Free online habit streak counter with progress tracking.
Online StopwatchTime an activity with pause, laps and keyboard shortcuts. Milliseconds are displayed; measurement accuracy depends on your device and browser.
Countdown TimerProfessional countdown timer with holiday presets for events, meetings, birthdays, and special occasions. Set custom dates and get real-time countdown with progress tracking.
Back up your counters
Export a JSON backup to your device. Import it in another browser to merge the saved records.
About browser storage
Counter records are stored in this browser. Clearing browsing data or using private mode may erase them. Export a backup before changing browser or clearing data.
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Authoritative Sources
Standards and research behind this tool, from official specifications to peer-reviewed studies.
Manual counting is one of the oldest quantitative skills, and small counters still solve real problems: scoring games, repeating tallies, or measuring taps per second. The Fogg Behavior Model explains why a visible count helps a new habit stick — the tally acts as an immediate prompt and reward. For speed measurement, browser timers follow the W3C High Resolution Time standard, so clicks-per-second results are accurate at the sub-millisecond level.
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