Utilorca

Tally counter without a timer

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): This tally counter has no timer at all: it simply adds one for each tap or key press, for as long as you need, minutes or days, and keeps the count saved. That is different from a clicks-per-second (CPS) test, which counts how many times you can click in a fixed time, such as 5 or 10 seconds, to measure speed. If you are counting things, use this counter; if you want to know how fast you click, use Utilorca's CPS test.

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Counters

Keyboard: Space, Enter or + to add; − or Backspace to subtract. Counts are saved in this browser, so they are still here after you close the tab.

Step by step

  1. Count with taps or keys, with no clock running.
  2. Leave the page and come back; the count is saved.
  3. For click speed, use the CPS test instead.

At a glance

ToolTimerMeasures
Tally counterNoneHow many
CPS test1 to 60 secondsClicks per second
StopwatchCounts timeHow long

Related questions

Does the count disappear after a while?

No, it stays saved in this browser until you reset it.

Can I count for days?

Yes, close and reopen the page; the count is still there.

Is there a timed mode?

No; combine it with Utilorca's stopwatch if you need timing.

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Updated November 14, 2026.