Is a digital tally as reliable as a hand clicker?

Yes, and counts are saved in the browser if the page closes.

Use Subtract or the down arrow to lower the count.

What Is a Tally Counter? Uses for a Click Counter

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): A tally counter is a simple counter that adds one each time you press it, like the metal hand clickers used at doors and events. This digital version does the same with a tap, a click or a key, and adds extras: subtract mistakes, count by 2, 5 or 10, set a goal with a beep, and keep several named counters at once. People use it to count visitors, gym repetitions, knitting rows, laps, stock, birds, cars in a traffic survey or game scores.

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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

Tap or click the big number area to add one.
Use Subtract to fix a mistake.
Add named counters to track several things.

At a glance

Use	Setup	Tip
People at an event	Counters "In" and "Out"	The total shows both
Gym or knitting	One counter with a goal	Beep when you reach it
Inventory	Count by 5 or 10	For boxes of items

What is a tally counter and what is it used for?

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Counters

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