Count the Dots: Tally Counter
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By Uri Rotem · UtilitiesWhy we expect it: A focused, privacy-first counter with clear use cases, honest copy, and useful offline charting makes it a promising pick for tally fans.
About
Three dots. Tap one and it writes down the time. That is the whole app.
No account. No ads. No network. Nothing leaves your phone — there is no server for it to leave to.
WHAT PEOPLE COUNT
• Coffee — blue for the morning one, yellow for the one you called decaf, red for after bedtime. • Habits you are cutting down — no streaks, no badges, nothing calling you a quitter. • Pain, 1 to 3 — mild, bad, worse. All day, in order. Better than telling a doctor "a lot, I think? Mostly evenings?" • Birds, trains, passing cars — field notes for people who enjoy counting things at other things. • Interruptions — count for a week, then show someone the chart.
THE CHART Every tap lands on a timeline. Three lines, one per colour, over a strip marking each individual tap. Scope it to today, a week, a month, or everything you have ever recorded. Touch the chart and it tells you what happened in that period.
The numbers are plain counts. Nothing is smoothed, weighted, accumulated or stacked — you could arrive at them by hand from the log.
SMALL ON PURPOSE • Works with no signal. On a plane, in a basement, in a hide. • Light and dark, or follow the system. • Undo the last tap. • Export the whole log as a file and import it back. Your data is yours to move. • Delete everything, and it is actually gone.
WHAT IT DOES NOT DO No accounts. No sync. No notifications. No streaks. No gamification. No premium tier that switches the app off after a month.
If you want a counter that counts, this is it.
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