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CountMetrik

Tally Counter

Use this online tally counter to record one event at a time, with numbers, tally marks, or both.

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Space / + to count by the selected step · − to subtract · Z to undo · Shift+Z / Y to redo. Shortcuts pause while typing or using controls.

Counts save on this device, separately from the homepage.

How it works

A tally counter records a running total. Each tally can use its own step and optional target to show progress; press + or Space to count, and label separate tallies when needed.

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Multiple tallies, five-mark groups, and corrections

Each tally keeps its own number and correction history. Choose Number, Marks, or Both; every fifth mark crosses the previous four, and switching display never changes the total.

Undo reverses a count, subtraction, Set value, or Reset; Redo restores it. Deleting a tally requires confirmation and cannot be undone.

Can I start a tally from a number other than zero?

Choose Set value and enter a whole number from zero to 4,503,599,627,370,495. Empty, fractional, negative, or out-of-range entries are not accepted. You can undo a value change.

What happens when I switch between Number, Marks, and Both?

Only the display changes; every count stays the same. The display choice applies to all tallies. Marks form groups of five. Large counts show a limited drawing and an exact numeric total.

Can I undo a reset or accidental count?

Yes. Undo and Redo work on the selected tally, including counts, subtractions, Set value, and Reset. Up to 100 recent changes per tally are saved. A new count or value change clears that tally's Redo. Selecting or renaming a tally does not add a history entry.

What happens if I delete a tally?

After confirmation, its name, count, and correction history are removed from this workspace. Deletion cannot be undone and does not affect other tallies. You must keep at least one tally; reset the last one instead. Adding tallies is not part of Undo or Redo.