Naam Jap Counter
Count your naam jap online, free. Every 108 completes one mala.
Count a specific naam
How to use this online counter
Tap the circle once for each naam. You can also press the space bar. Every 108 counts completes one mala, the same as a real bead mala, and the counter keeps a running total for you.
Your count is saved in your browser, so you can close the tab and come back to the same number. This naam jap counter online is free, needs no sign up, and shows no ads.
Why keep a naam jap counter
A physical mala can slip and a notebook gets lost. A simple counter lets you keep your eyes on the naam instead of the number, and still know exactly how many malas you have finished today.
Whether you chant Radha, Krishna, Ram, Shiv or Hanuman, the practice is the same: one naam, one count, one mala at a time.
Count any naam: Shiv, Krishna, Ram or your own
This counter does not tie you to one name. Chant whatever naam you hold, Radha, Krishna, Ram, Shiv, Hanuman or Gayatri, and simply tap for each repetition. A Shiv naam jap counter and a Krishna naam jap counter work exactly the same here; only the naam on your lips changes.
In the free Jaapak app you can also pick from ready names like Ram, Krishna, Shiv, Hanuman, Radhe Radhe and Om Namah Shivaya, or add your own custom naam, so the counter shows the name you love. No ads, and free.
Take your naam jap counter anywhere
This web counter is handy at your desk, but your sadhana travels with you. The Jaapak app is a naam jap counter that works fully offline, on a train or in a temple, and keeps your daily, weekly and lifetime totals.
It adds a Focus Mode so you can count with your eyes closed using the volume buttons, 23 ready names in Hindi and English, and an optional backup to your own Google Drive. No ads, and free forever.