Tally Counter: Tap & Click
One tap. That is the whole idea. Tally Counter is a counter you can hit without looking — a big target that fills the screen, a number that stays readable at arm's length, and a haptic thump so you know it registered. Then it gets out of the way.
What it does
Tasbeeh And Dhikr, Ready To Go
- Subhanallah, Alhamdulillah and Allahu Akbar set up in one tap, at 33, 33 and 34
- Astaghfirullah and Salawat at 100, or any cycle length you choose
- Completed cycles counted for you, so you never lose your place
- Always silent — a light haptic per bead, a double pulse at the end of a cycle. Nothing on screen you have to look at
- No ads at all while you are counting
On Your Wrist
A real Apple Watch app, not a remote: tap the screen or turn the Digital Crown and it keeps counting with your iPhone in a pocket or a bag. Everything syncs back the moment the two are together again.
Count Whatever Else You Count
- People through a door, cars, birds, reps, laps, stock on a shelf
- Knitting and crochet rows and stitches, with a target to hit
- As many separate counters as you like, each with its own name, colour and icon
On Your Home Screen
Pin any counter to a widget and read it without opening the app.
Built To Be Fast
- Step size of 1, 5, 10 or anything you type
- Undo the last tap, or set an exact number
- A history of every count, grouped by day
- Works completely offline; nothing you count ever leaves your phone
Pro
Unlimited counters, the full history, extra themes and no ads. The counter itself is free and stays free.
Questions people ask about Tally Counter
Does it work on Apple Watch on its own?
Is it quiet enough for tasbeeh and dhikr?
Can I keep more than one counter?
Can I undo a tap or set an exact number?
Does what I count leave the phone?
What is free and what does Pro add?
What's new in 2.0.2
• The ad banner now sits below the counter list instead of covering its last row • The privacy questions on first launch now appear in the proper order • The Apple Watch app is now fully translated • Small fixes and polish
Privacy and support
Tally Counter works offline and does not require an account. Read the privacy policy and the terms for this app, or write to us if something is wrong.