Do you store what I count?

No. The number never leaves your browser — there is no request, no account and nothing to delete. Closing the tab is the whole cleanup.

Does it keep counting if I refresh?

No. This page deliberately holds nothing between visits. If you need a count that survives a refresh, a reboot and a week off, that is what a Kloot counter does — it lives on your account rather than in a tab.

Can I use it on stream?

You can share this tab as a window in OBS, but it will carry the page around it. Kloot’s version is a transparent browser source that sits on your overlay, and you bump it from your phone or a deck key without alt-tabbing.

Does it work offline?

Once the page has loaded, yes. There are no further network calls, so a flaky connection will not interrupt a count.

Can I count more than one thing?

Not on this page — it is one counter on purpose. The score keeper runs four at once, and a Kloot account runs up to five on your overlay (ten on Pro), one live on Free.

Free tools

A counter, right here

Name it, then count. Plus and minus on the keyboard work too. There is no account and nothing is uploaded — the number lives in this tab and goes when you close it.

Try it in a browser — Free

Your counter

Keyboard: + and − to count, R to reset. Nothing is uploaded — close the tab and it is gone.

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Rename it to anything. The number is the same one Kloot puts on a stream.

Is there a free online counter with no signup?

Yes — this one. Type a name, press + to count up and − to correct a miscount, and R to reset. It runs entirely in your browser, so nothing is stored and there is no account to make. It is the same counter component Kloot renders on a live stream, which is why it looks like a broadcast graphic rather than a form.

How it works

1Give the counter a name — Reps, Cars, Attempts, whatever you are counting.
2Press + each time it happens. Press − if you counted one too many.
3Reset when you start again. Nothing is saved, so a refresh starts you at zero.

Questions people ask

Do you store what I count?: No. The number never leaves your browser — there is no request, no account and nothing to delete. Closing the tab is the whole cleanup.
Does it keep counting if I refresh?: No. This page deliberately holds nothing between visits. If you need a count that survives a refresh, a reboot and a week off, that is what a Kloot counter does — it lives on your account rather than in a tab.
Can I use it on stream?: You can share this tab as a window in OBS, but it will carry the page around it. Kloot’s version is a transparent browser source that sits on your overlay, and you bump it from your phone or a deck key without alt-tabbing.
Does it work offline?: Once the page has loaded, yes. There are no further network calls, so a flaky connection will not interrupt a count.
Can I count more than one thing?: Not on this page — it is one counter on purpose. The score keeper runs four at once, and a Kloot account runs up to five on your overlay (ten on Pro), one live on Free.

The same counter, on your overlay

This one lives in a browser tab. Kloot’s lives on your stream.

One OBS browser source, bumped from your deck or your phone without alt-tabbing. Free runs one counter live; build up to five. Here are three of the looks it ships with — all drawn by the component below, which is the same one your overlay would use.