Naam Japa Counter Online

How to use this mantra counter online

1. Choose Mantra japa for chanting, or Pradakshina for circumambulations.
2. Type the mantra or deity name you are chanting. It stays saved for next time.
3. Tap the big circle once for every chant. The beads around it light up as you move through the mala.
4. At the end of a round, the counter marks one mala complete and starts again from zero.

Questions about japa counters

What is a digital japa counter?

A digital japa counter is an app that does the job of counting beads. Instead of holding a mala or a tally ring, you tap the screen once for each repetition of your mantra or naam.

Why 108 in a japa mala?

A traditional 108 japa mala has 108 beads plus one larger guru bead. Counting 108 chants is one full round. Many people also use 54, 27, 21 or 11 for shorter practice, so you can change the round size above.

Can I use it as a 108 pradakshina counter?

Yes. Switch to Pradakshina, keep the round at 108 (or choose 11, 21 or 27), and tap after each circumambulation. Pradakshina and japa are saved separately.

Is this a naam japa counter app I need to install?

No. It is a naam japa counter online that runs in your browser on phone or computer. Add it to your home screen to open it like an app.

I searched for a japa counter on Amazon. Do I still need one?

Physical tally rings and clicker counters are sold on Amazon and other shops, and some people prefer them for the feel. This counter is free and keeps a running total, so you do not need to buy anything to start.

Is my count private?

Yes. Your count and mantra are stored only in your own browser. Clearing your browser data will remove them.