A counter that knows which boss you are on

A generic counter widget gives you one number for a whole run. A Kloot counter splits by segment, so every boss, level, moon or map keeps its own count and its own personal best — and the overlay reads “Malenia 14 · PB 9” instead of just 223.

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100+ looks, counters run together, and a recap card

Looks, sessions and the recap card are on Creator. Pro adds Pro looks, scoreboards and up to ten counters.

Collections

The counters that go together for your game, ready to copy.

All collections

Boss Run
Soulslikes
- Deaths
- Bosses
- Tries
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Drop Night
Battle royale
- Wins
- Kills
- Matches
- Squad wipes
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Hardcore World
Survival sandbox
- Day
- Worlds lost
- Diamonds
- Bosses
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Chapter Run
Platformers
- Deaths
- Strawberries
- Golden tries
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A look for every genre

100+ designed counter looks, from gothic death counters to battle-royale crowns. These four are the real counter, ticking up so you can see them move — on stream, you press the key.

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Soulslikes

Where one total stops meaning anything by the third boss.

Challenge runs

Attempts, streaks and falls — the counts that are the whole content.

Competitive

Kills, wins, and a K/D that updates without opening the scoreboard.

Counter looks by stat

Every designed look for one count, on a live stream frame.

Death counter looks

Your game is not on the list?

It does not need to be. Kloot never reads your game, so a counter works identically for anything you can press a button for — including a game that shipped this week, an emulator, or a console on a capture card. These pages exist because the run is worth writing down, not because the tool needs to know about it.

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Works alongside everything you already use