Track a number manually with simple increment, decrement, and reset controls.
Click +1 to increase the count, -1 to decrease it, and Reset to return to zero. The count is saved in your browser's local storage, so it stays put if you reload the page or come back later on the same device.
Useful for tallying anything by hand: reps during a workout, attendees walking through a door, votes in an informal show of hands, or any manual count where a spreadsheet would be overkill.
A manual count falls apart the moment you get interrupted and can't remember whether you were on 47 or 48. The habit that avoids this is the same one people use with paper tally marks: register every single unit the moment it happens, in a fixed rhythm, instead of trying to catch up in batches from memory. Because this counter saves the running total after every click, you can also safely check the number mid-count as a sanity checkpoint — unlike a paper tally sheet, nothing is lost if you look away, switch tabs, or your phone locks itself.
No. It's stored locally in your browser, so it only persists on the device and browser you used to count.
Yes, clicking -1 below zero will show a negative number. Use Reset to bring it back to zero.
Yes. Clearing site data or local storage for rebelnetwork.nl removes the saved count along with it.
Click once per unit as it happens rather than trying to batch several at once from memory, and glance at the total periodically as a checkpoint rather than only at the end. Because the count is saved automatically after every click, an accidental page reload, a phone lock, or switching apps won't wipe your progress the way a paper tally sheet blowing away in the wind would.