Counting, saving, and reviewing
How the counter behaves, what is stored, and where it lives.
Recent sessions
How to use
- Start at 0, or press Restore on a saved session to bring its count back.
- Tap a bead, press Space, or use +. One activation adds exactly one.
- Undo an accidental count with −; the strand follows the number in both directions.
- Reset begins a fresh session — it asks first while a count is in progress.
- Sound is off by default; it plays one quiet marble click per count and never blocks counting.
A note on counts
The counter records your own manual interactions. A number here reflects the taps, clicks, and key presses you made — it is not an independently verified count of recitation.
Targets are counting preferences, not requirements: 33, 99, 100, or any custom number. The one pattern quoted from a source is the remembrance after the obligatory prayers — 33 SubhanAllah, 33 Alhamdulillah, 33 Allahu Akbar, sealed to 100Sahih Muslim 597.
Your count is saved automatically in this browser as you go — there is no account, no cross-device sync, and no session history is ever invented.
For the wording and citations behind a dhikr, use Daily Duas or the morning and evening adhkarreaders.