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About Critter-Counter

Critter Counter is the simplest way to keep score of the animals (and anything else) you spot on a walk. Tap once for every critter you see. We'll quietly log the time and location of each sighting so you can revisit the walk later, see exactly where you spotted what, how many you found, and how long you were out. Track one animal or twenty. Rabbits, squirrels, hawks, frogs, neighborhood cats, mushrooms, cool rocks... whatever you want to notice, Critter Counter will count it. Whether you're on a slow evening stroll, a morning loop through the park, or a backyard wander at dusk, Critter Counter turns noticing into a tiny, joyful ritual. FEATURES • Count anything: Start with the twenty common animals we ship with, or add your own. Rabbits, squirrels, owls, butterflies, or "the weird heron at the pond." It's your list. • One-tap counters: A big, satisfying button for each thing you're tracking. No menus, no fuss. See it, tap it. • Sighting map: Every tap is pinned to where you were standing. Review your route as a map of small moments. • Walk history: Every walk is saved with its totals, duration, and sightings. Scroll back through every evening you've been out. • Apple Watch companion: Leave your phone in your pocket. Count from your wrist while you walk, even with multiple critters tracked at once. • A calm design: Dark-mode-friendly so it won't blast your eyes after sundown. • Undo a tap: Accidentally double-counted? One button removes the most recent sighting. • Guest mode: Don't want an account? Use the app without signing in. Your walks stay on your device. • Optional sync: Sign in with a magic link (no password) to back up your walks and sync between iPhone and Apple Watch. WHY USE IT Most fitness apps care about your pace and heart rate. Critter Counter cares about what you noticed. It's a small, single-purpose app for people who pay attention to the world around them and want a record of the small wonders they've crossed paths with. Great for: • Daily dog walkers • Suburban evening strollers • Birders, naturalists, and backyard observers • Kids learning to notice wildlife • Anyone who finds animals delightful (so, everyone) PRIVACY Your location is used only to tag your sightings and draw your walk on a map. In guest mode, nothing leaves your device. If you sign in, your walks sync securely so you can see them on any device you're signed in on. We never sell your data and we don't show ads. You can delete your account and all of your data from inside the app at any time. Happy spotting!

What’s new

Version 3.3 · Updated June 26, 2026

Critter Counter 3.3 brings your workouts and your counting together and introduces Friends! • Choose your activity: Walk, Run, Bike, or Other, and log the matching Apple Fitness workout. • See your effort on every walk: distance, active calories, and average heart rate. • Add friends and see what they're spotting on a privacy-protected map. • Apple Watch walks now sync to your phone automatically in the background.

App privacy

The developer, CHRISTOPHER RYAN SPURLOCK, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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