Tap Counter
Use the large touch surface to count one completed press at a time on a phone, tablet, or desktop. Undo mistakes, set a target, and keep the count on this device—even offline after the first visit.
Undo is available from History after the Tap Counter loads.
How it works
A tap counter adds one to a running total for each completed press on its large touch surface. It works in a browser on a phone, tablet, or desktop; use a finger, mouse, pen, or Space outside form controls and dialogs.
- No account
- Saved on this device
- Offline after caching
One deliberate tap, targets, and corrections
Pressing down alone does not count, holding does not repeat, and releasing outside cancels the pending press. A target shows progress without stopping the count.
Undo reverses the latest action; Decrement intentionally lowers the value. Your target, name, settings, and history stay in this browser, separately from the general counter. Export a backup when the count matters.
Does one tap always count once?
Yes. The tap surface is designed so one deliberate press produces one count. Touch and synthetic mouse click double-counting is suppressed, and holding does not auto-repeat.
How do I correct an accidental tap?
Use Undo to reverse the most recent counted press. Use Decrement when you intentionally need to lower the value by the configured step rather than undoing the recorded action.
What keyboard controls can I use for fast counting?
Press Space to count once when focus is not on a form control, editable field, or dialog. Undo: Ctrl+Z on Windows/Linux or Command+Z on macOS. Redo: Ctrl+Shift+Z on Windows/Linux or Command+Shift+Z on macOS.
What happens when I reach a target?
The progress indicator reaches 100% and completion feedback is shown once. Counting does not stop, so you can continue past the target or use Undo/Decrement to correct the value.