Stake

Stake starts with a number and a button. Tap once and the counter moves up. Tap again and it keeps going. When you need to correct the total, use the minus control; when you want to begin from zero, reset it. The Stake app keeps the main counter large enough to read at a glance, which makes it suitable for any simple situation where repeated actions need to be counted manually.
You are not limited to one total. A separate Counters screen allows additional counters to be created, kept apart, and removed when they are no longer needed. One can track repetitions, another can follow objects, rounds, tasks, or anything else that makes sense as a running number. Stake mobile also shows the combined total across all active counters, giving the same data a broader view without merging the individual values.
The mouse gives this version of Stake a different kind of feedback. Its own screen shows total clicks, the number of counters in use, a current clicker level, and mouse speed. Instead of placing these statistics beside the main button, the app keeps them in a separate character area. That means the counting screen stays practical while the mouse provides a visual record of accumulated activity.
Stake does not require names, categories, schedules, or long forms before counting can begin. A new counter can be added when another number is needed, and each one remains independent. This makes the Stake mobile app flexible without turning a very small tool into a complicated tracker.