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Version 6.2 · 2026-04-12
Added a new toggle to control sound and haptic feedback—turn them on or off [Bug Fix]
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The store currently lists version 6.2, updated 2026-04-12.








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This is an excellent app for keeping track of something/someone in large quantities without having to remember which number you are on, with the added benefit of doing so discreetly.
Examples of uses may be: making a guest list, counting large amounts of money/change, gathering test samples for experiments/surveys, listening for the number of times something is uttered (for correction of speech impediments/frequent use of a conversation tic, ex: "um", "uh"), counting votes, or counting heads at a gathering.
A sleek counter that enables keeping track of counts forward or backwards, and allows you to start over to zero.
Tapping the screen anywhere triggers the counter to increase (or decrease).
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Added a new toggle to control sound and haptic feedback—turn them on or off [Bug Fix]
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