# Why I built a digital tasbeeh counter (and kept it boring on purpose) Most tasbeeh counter apps I tried before building this one wanted an account, showed ads between every hundred count, or quietly synced my dhikr history to a server I didn't ask for. For something as personal as remembrance and prayer, that felt wrong. So I built Tasbeeh Counter with one rule: your counting is yours, and it stays on your device. **What it does** - Count with a tap, your phone's volume buttons, or auto-mode for hands-free sessions - Set custom targets — 33, 99, 1000, or a full Ramadan challenge - Save sessions and track streaks without an account - Four Islamic-themed designs (Classic, Kaaba Night, Desert Sunrise, Ocean Calm) - Optional haptic and audio feedback - Works fully offline, on Android, iOS, and the web **What it doesn't do** - No account requirement - No ads - No cloud sync of your dhikr data - No dark patterns nudging you toward a "pro" tier to use basic counting **Why it matters** Dhikr is meant to be a moment of focus, not another app collecting engagement metrics. Building it privacy-first wasn't a marketing angle — it's the only way I'd want to use it myself. If you keep up daily adhkar, count tasbeeh after prayer, or want a simple tool for a Ramadan dhikr challenge, give it a try. It's free, and it'll stay that way for the core counting experience. Try it: https://tasbeehcounter.app (or the in-browser demo, no install needed: https://tasbeehcounter.app/demo) Android: https://play.google.com/store/ap...

Tasbeeh Counter

offline-first digital tasbeeh counter no account, no ads,

offline-first digital tasbeeh counter no account, no ads,