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CountMetrik

People & Occupancy Counter

Track manual entries, exits, current occupancy, capacity, and peak attendance for events, rooms, venues, doors, queues, and visitor checks. Sessions stay on this device and continue offline after the first visit.

Saved locally

Current occupancy

0

Manual entry and exit

I = Entry · O = Exit

Total entries0
Total exits0
Peak occupancy0
Session0m

How it works

Use Entry when a person arrives and Exit when someone leaves, or press I / O outside controls. Current occupancy changes with those movements; Correct current occupancy sets the observed headcount without inventing an Entry or Exit.
  • Manual count, not camera or sensor detection
  • Local sessions; offline after caching
  • Not a safety-critical occupancy system

Capacity, corrections, and peak

Set an optional capacity to block entries at the limit. A chosen warning threshold appears before the maximum is reached. Peak is the highest confirmed occupancy in the session, including a higher manual correction; later exits do not lower it. Undo restores the state before a movement or correction. Finish Session archives the totals; Reset Session starts over without an archive.
What is the difference between Peak Occupancy and Total Entries?

Total Entries counts successful Entry actions. Peak Occupancy is the highest confirmed number inside during the session, including a higher manual correction. Exits and lower corrections do not reduce Peak; Undo restores the earlier state of the operation it reverses.

Why does correcting current occupancy not change Entries or Exits?

A correction updates the confirmed number inside without claiming that an entry or exit was recorded. Entries and Exits therefore stay unchanged. Peak also increases if the corrected occupancy exceeds the previous peak.

What happens when the maximum capacity is reached?

Entry is blocked at the configured capacity and the tool shows Capacity reached. Exit remains available, so the next available space is reflected in current occupancy.

What is the difference between Finish Session and Reset Session?

Finish Session archives the active totals and starts a new session. Reset Session clears the active occupancy, entry, exit, and peak values without creating an archive; the name and capacity remain.