Digital Jaap Counter
A distraction-free digital mala for mantra jaap — tap to count, auto-loop at 108, and log each session to your daily streak.
Tap the circle to count. Your count is saved on this device.
Step by step
- 1Type or pick your mantra from the dropdown (or use custom text).
- 2Set a target: 1 mala (108), 3 malas, or any custom count.
- 3Tap the big centre button (or press spacebar) once per repetition.
- 4The counter buzzes gently at every 27 and 108 — no need to look down.
- 5End the session — completed malas are saved to your daily jaap streak.
Why devotees love this
- No metal or wooden mala needed — usable anywhere silently.
- Haptic + audio cues let you keep eyes closed during jaap.
- Daily and weekly streak tracking builds a real sadhana habit.
- Session log exports to CSV for personal review.
When people use Digital Jaap Counter
- 1Beej mantra sadhana with fixed daily count (e.g. 11 malas of Om Namah Shivaya).
- 2Guru diksha mantra practised in office or during commute.
- 3Ekadashi or purnima anushthana of 108,000 repetitions over 40 days.
- 4Kids learning gayatri — visible counter helps stay on track.
Avoid these
- Tapping twice by accident — use the −1 button to correct without resetting.
- Counting the tail bead of a physical mala too (mala has 108, not 109).
- Racing through repetitions — pace matters more than speed.
- Not fixing the mantra beforehand — pick one and stay with it for the session.
Your data stays with you
Sessions are stored in your account only when you sign in. Anonymous use keeps everything in your browser.
Frequently asked questions
A traditional yogic number — 12 zodiac signs × 9 planets, or 27 nakshatras × 4 padas. Both give 108.
Yes — set any target. The counter loops every 108 and totals your malas.
Yes. Once loaded, the counter runs entirely on-device — no network required.
Sound is off by default. Only silent haptic vibration is enabled on mobile.
Yes — closing the tab does not lose progress; the last count is restored when you return.
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