- What is a tally counter used for?
- A tally counter is used for counting anything - people entering a venue, inventory items, repetitive actions, sports scores, or any other counting needs. It's a simple but effective tool for keeping track of numbers.
- Can I save my count?
- Yes, the counter automatically saves your count in your browser's local storage. You can close the browser and return later to continue from where you left off.
- What are the keyboard shortcuts?
- You can use the spacebar or up arrow key to increment the counter, down arrow to decrement, and 'R' key to reset the counter to zero.
- Is there a maximum count limit?
- The counter can handle numbers up to JavaScript's maximum safe integer (9,007,199,254,740,991). For practical purposes, this means there's virtually no limit for normal counting needs.
- Can I count negative numbers?
- Yes, the counter supports negative numbers. You can decrement below zero if needed, which can be useful for tracking deficits or differences.
- Does this work offline?
- Yes, once the page is loaded, the tally counter works completely offline. No internet connection is required to use the counter.