Naam Jaap Counter
Choose a mantra or name, set a target, and tap or press a key for every jaap. A mala is counted complete at every one hundred and eight, and you are told how many beads of the current mala are done and how many remain in the next one. The count stays in your phone or browser, and no account is needed.
Choose your mantra and target
Tap to count
To count with the keyboard, go to the large button and press Space or Enter.
Your browser is not letting the count be saved, so the count will be lost as soon as you close the page.
Last seven days
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How the mala is counted
Every tap or key press adds one to the count. The complete malas come from dividing the count by one hundred and eight, and the beads of the current mala from the remainder. The ready-made target options are one hundred and eight, one thousand and eight, eleven thousand and one lakh, and you can also enter your own target. The count for each mantra and the daily streak are kept in your own device's local storage. No calculation goes to the website's server.
Where your count is kept
Frequently asked questions
What is a naam japa counter?
It is a digital tool for counting naam jaap or mantra jaap. Every tap increases the count, complete malas are counted automatically, and you can set a target. The count stays on your own device.
How do I use a naam japa counter?
First write the mantra or name and choose a target. Then tap the big button for every jaap. After the first jaap you will see 1 beads of the current mala done and 107 remaining in the next one.
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