Kick Counter: Tap Event Logger

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About this app

Need a simple record of when something happens? Kick Counter is a tap logger: one big ring, one tap per entry, with the exact time and the gap since the previous tap saved for every entry.

COUNT WITH ONE TAP
Each session collects up to ten entries within a two-hour window. The ring fills as you go and small dots mark when each tap happened. On screen you see elapsed time, time left, the average gap between taps and the time of the last tap. Undo removes the latest entry (also right after the tenth), and Stop ends a session early after you confirm.

HISTORY THAT IS EASY TO SCAN
Finished sessions are grouped by day. Every card shows the start and end time, number of taps, how long it took to reach ten and the average gap. Tap a card for the full list of tap times and gaps, share that session as plain text, or delete it after a confirmation. A last-7-days summary counts sessions, how many reached ten and the median time to ten. Up to 200 sessions are kept.

WHERE IT HELPS
• Repetitions, sets and practice drills
• Machine or equipment cycles
• Field observations and routine checks
• Any recurring event where count plus timing matters

MANUAL BY DESIGN
Nothing is detected automatically and no sensors are used; the app only records what you tap. Start a new session whenever the context changes so each period stays separate.

GOOD TO KNOW
This is a personal logging tool, not a medical device. It does not monitor, assess or interpret anything, and a session's result has no health meaning. The ten-entry and two-hour limits only structure a session. For health questions, contact a qualified professional.

What’s new

Log manual movement events in timed sessions, review event intervals, and reopen the previous session from history.