Tasbih Counter
A free online Tasbih counter—also commonly spelled Tasbeeh—for private, touch-first counting with targets, rounds, local sessions, fullscreen, and offline support.
How it works
An online Tasbih counter keeps a repetition count during dhikr or zikr; Tasbih and Tasbeeh are common spellings. Choose Free Count, a Target round of 33, 99, 100, or custom length, or the optional 33·33·34 sequence. Count one deliberate tap at a time; the practice and session name remain yours to choose.
- No account
- Sessions saved locally
- Offline after caching
Round targets, completed rounds, and sessions
Target rounds complete once at their target, while session total keeps counting. With Auto-start next round on, the next tap begins a new round; otherwise use Start next round. Reset round clears only the active round count. Reset session clears count, completed rounds, and total while keeping the session name, target, and Auto-start next round setting. Free Count has no target or round completion. The optional 33·33·34 sequence advances through three stages and waits for an explicit restart. Switching modes archives active counts; Undo can restore them.
What happens on the next tap after a round is complete?
With Auto-start next round on, the next tap starts a new round at 1. With it off, the completed state waits for Start next round and the next tap does not add another count.
How do I correct an accidental count?
Use Undo to reverse the latest operation or Decrement to remove one count. Decrement also reverses a just-completed round when the last count caused completion.
What is the difference between Reset round and Reset session?
Reset round clears only the active round. Reset session clears the current count, completed rounds, and total for the active session while keeping its name, target, and Auto-start next round setting.