Japa counter online: count your mantra with a free mala counter
A free naam japa counter online. Tap to count each mantra, rounds of 108 like a mala, daily and all-time totals saved on your device. No sign-up, no ads.
This is a free online japa counter. Tap the circle once for each mantra or name you chant, and it counts rounds of 108, just like a mala. It works on any phone or computer, with no sign-up and no ads.
How to use the japa counter
- Tap the circle (or press the space bar on a computer) each time you complete one mantra.
- Choose your mala size: 108, 54, 27, 21 or 11.
- Set a goal of 1, 3 or 11 rounds, or no goal. The counter tells you when the goal is complete.
- Made a mistake? Undo takes back one count. Reset starts the round again.
Your count, today's total and your all-time total are saved on this device, so you can close the page and come back. On phones that support it, each tap gives a light vibration and a stronger one at the end of each round, so you can chant with your eyes closed.
Tips for naam japa
- Pick one name or mantra and keep to it: Radha, Ram, Om Namah Shivaya, Hare Krishna or the name your family loves.
- Chant at the same time each day. Morning and evening are traditional.
- Go slowly. Let each repetition be complete before you tap.
- Listen first if you are new. Mahakatha Radio plays mantras day and night; open it in another tab and chant along.
- Prefer beads? See how to use a japa mala, and why 108 is the traditional count.
Questions people ask
What is the best counter for naam jaap?
A traditional japa mala of 108 beads is still the classic choice. For counting on a phone, a simple online counter like this one does the same job: one tap per name, rounds of 108, and your totals kept.
How do I count naam jaap on my mobile?
Open this page on your phone, choose 108, and tap the circle once for each name you chant. On phones that support vibration, it buzzes lightly with each count and more strongly at the end of each round.
What is the price of a 1 crore naam japa counter?
This counter is free and has no limit, so it can count to one crore and beyond. At 108 per round, one crore names is about 92,593 rounds.
What is the best app for counting naam japa?
You do not need to install an app. This page works in any browser, remembers your count on your device, and needs no account.
Does naam jaap really work?
Saints across traditions have taught that repeating a divine name with love steadies the mind and deepens devotion. Many people find it brings calm and focus. Its fruit comes from regular, sincere practice, not from the number alone.