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Best Tally Counter for Prostration Counter

From Buddhist ngöndro (100,000 prostrations) to Islamic sajdah and Orthodox Christian metanoia, prostration practice requires a reliable counter that can handle high-volume sessions, large lifetime goals, and hands-free operation. We compared dedicated prostration counters and general tally apps to find the best tool for this physical practice.

What makes a great prostration counter?

Prostrations are physically demanding and often done in long sessions. The ideal counter needs:

Prostration counter features — compared

We tested dedicated counters including the msoft Prostrations Counter and several tasbih-style tap counters that work well for prostrations, alongside general-purpose tally counter apps.

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Prostration-Specific
Full-body prostration counter
Ngöndro 100,000 progress tracking
Daily prostration goals
Session-based counting
Physical practice rest timer
Prostration streak tracking

The verdict

Best for prostrations

DigitalTallyCounter.com

Large tap target, haptic feedback, goal setting (up to any number), auto-save, fullscreen focus mode, and offline PWA. Tracks session count and cumulative progress — ideal for long-term prostration goals like ngöndro.

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Best purpose-built

Prostrations Counter (msoft)

A simple, focused web app specifically designed for counting prostrations. Minimal interface with no distractions — purpose-built for the practice but with limited features beyond basic counting.

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Prostrations across religious traditions

Prostrations — the act of bowing fully to the ground — appear in multiple faith traditions:

Why a digital counter beats manual tracking for prostrations

When your goal is 100,000 prostrations, losing count is devastating. Paper tallies get lost, mental counting fails during physical exertion, and physical clickers wear out. A digital counter with auto-save and lifetime totals ensures every prostration is permanently recorded.

DigitalTallyCounter.com is particularly well-suited because it saves automatically after every count, works offline (install as a PWA), and lets you set a goal of any size. The haptic feedback confirms each tap without needing to look at the screen — critical when you're physically moving through prostrations.

Tips for long prostration sessions

Mount your phone at eye level so you can see the count as you rise. Use fullscreen mode to eliminate browser chrome and accidental navigation. Enable haptic feedback so you feel the vibration on each tap. And most importantly, use a counter that auto-saves — after 500 prostrations, a browser crash shouldn't mean starting over.

Count every prostration — for free.

Auto-save, haptic feedback, lifetime goals. Works offline. No signup.

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