Cross a boundary
T=6 gives C=0/P=6. Count once: T=7, C=1/P=0. The next round is ready.
Choose your repetitions per round, then tap once for each repetition. See your current round, completed rounds and total. Your practice and words are your choice.
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This is a manual counting aid for your own practice. It does not prescribe a mantra, count or method.
Japa session and saving
Checking your saved Japa session…
Round size and counting controls
Your round size
Choose how many repetitions make one round.
Enter a whole number from 1 to 99,999 in Repetitions per round, then choose Start session. The field is deliberately blank. These limits are technical bounds, not recommended practice counts. Leading zeroes are accepted; signs, decimal points and separators are not.
Tap Count 1 repetition once for each repetition you want to record. The large current-round value starts at zero. At an exact boundary it returns to zero, completed rounds increases and Next round ready appears. The next tap starts progress through the next round without another setup step.
Your round size remains fixed even if you correct the total to zero. Pending taps appear separately while accepted counts save. They are not included in the recorded total. At 32 pending taps the button waits for space; touches on a disabled button are not captured. Wait for zero pending taps before leaving.
Use the focused native button with Enter or Space if you prefer a keyboard. Holding a key does not intentionally add repeated counts. There is no page-wide counting shortcut, timer or automatic detection.
Before you leave
When Saved is shown, this session can resume in the same browser. Clearing browser storage can remove it.
Check and correct
Correct the total and both round counts update together.
Subtract 1 removes an extra tap, including across a round boundary. Set total opens a preview; Save correction applies it and Cancel correction leaves the recorded values alone. Enter a plain-digit total from 0 to 9,999,999. At the maximum you can still correct the total or finish. Completed rounds describe the corrected arithmetic, not an unchangeable history of your practice.
Divide the total by your round size.
The whole-number quotient gives completed rounds. The remainder gives current-round progress.
The round size of 7 below is arbitrary and illustrative, not a practice recommendation.
T=6 gives C=0/P=6. Count once: T=7, C=1/P=0. The next round is ready.
From T=8 (C=1/P=1), subtract once to T=7 (C=1/P=0), then once to T=6 (C=0/P=6).
Correct T to 17: C=2/P=3. A draft or cancelled correction never changes recorded totals.
Finish at T=17, reload and Reopen: still C=2/P=3. Count once: T=18, C=2/P=4. Confirm a new session with R=5: T=0/C=0/P=0.
R means repetitions per round, T means total, C means completed rounds and P means current-round progress.
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