CountIt - Tally Counter

Keep It Simple

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

CountIt is a simple tally counter for real life — habits, workouts, drinks, reps, or anything else you want to track.

Tap + or −. Pin a counter to notifications. Add a home screen widget. Open fullscreen mode when you need big buttons (volume keys work too). Then review charts and a full event history when you want the bigger picture.

WHY PEOPLE USE IT
• One-tap counting for habits, goals, and daily tallies
• Custom counters — colors, increments, decimal values, and limits
• Categories to keep workouts, habits, and chores sorted
• Home screen widget so you can count without opening the app
• Pin counters to notifications for quick access
• Fullscreen tally mode with optional volume-key controls
• Charts and event logs to see patterns over time
• Backup, restore, and CSV export
• Optional schedules to auto increment, decrement, or restart

BUILT FOR REAL LIFE
Keep a coffee count. Track push-ups. Cap a bad habit with a daily limit. Color-code what matters. CountIt stays out of the way until you need the numbers.

FREE TO START
Core counting is free. Optional in-app purchases unlock premium extras (like categories and decimal support) and an ad-free experience. You can also support development with a tip.

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Ratings and reviews

I installed the app but quickly hit a paywall. soni decided to try the excel spreadsheet app to create a spreadsheet that keeps count, displays info in multiple graphs. All without a limit on how many items to keep track of. This took me about 20 min to figure out without any formal training on Excel.

the only decent counter I found that keeps track of what you count, can show you graphs, and also has a usable widget. Easy to add my own custom thing to count. my only complaint is there is only one widget and it's 1x2 or larger. I'd love a 1x1 widget and I'd love control of background opacity so it doesn't hide my wallpaper.

I understand having premium features, I really do. However, when you slap a price on something as simple as using a decimal, I get a little upset. I can live with ads, having to pay for colors or categories or even having a certain number of counters. I draw my line at the simple decimal.