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The checklist
- List what you count most often, and stop at eight. That is how many counters the app keeps.
- Name each counter after the thing itself, not a number, so you never mix them up.
- Set the step size to match how things come: 1 for people, 2 for pool lengths if you count laps, 5 or 10 for packs.
- Add a target where there is a fixed goal, like a set number of reps or a room limit.
- Select the counter you use most so it shows on the Tile.
- Put the complication on your watch face for a glance at the number.
- Decide on haptics and sound: haptics only for quiet places, both if you count outdoors.
- Practice with the crown or bezel until you know how much one step takes.
- Lock any counter you are not actively using.
- Know your safety net: resets ask first, and the most recent one can be undone.
- Write the final number somewhere else when it matters, since counts are kept only on the watch.
Questions
Is it suitable for all ages?
Yes. Its Google Play content rating is Everyone.
Source: play.google.comWho makes Tally Counter?
The developer on Google Play is Quazmoz.
Source: play.google.comCan teachers or organizers use it for attendance?
Yes. Attendance, people and event counts are among the listed uses.
Source: play.google.comIs the count easy to read on a small screen?
Yes. The interface is built for the watch first, with the main number and the controls easy to reach.
Source: play.google.comWhat do people count with it?
Gym reps, swimming laps, prayer beads, inventory, sports scores, bird sightings, attendance and any other count you would do by hand.
Source: play.google.comHow do I open the app from my watch face?
Add the complication to your watch face and tap it. It shows the selected count and opens the app.
Source: play.google.com