Online Japa Counter for Naam Jaap & Mantra Meditation
A clean digital mala for counting naam jaap, mantra rounds and 108-bead malas. Tap once for every repetition — we keep the count while you keep the naam.
- One-tap japa counter with 108-bead mala rounds
- Custom mantra and naam input
- Automatic save of your jaap count on your device
- Mala goal tracking, session timer and chanting pace
- Bead sound, Om ambience and vibration feedback
How to use this japa counter online
- Choose or type your mantra: Pick a preset such as Om Namah Shivaya or Ram naam, or type any mantra you wish into the editable mantra box.
- Tap once for every japa: Each tap counts one repetition. A soft sound and a rising +1 confirm the count while the ring fills toward 108.
- Complete the mala: At 108 the counter rings a gentle bell, adds one mala to your total and starts the next round automatically.
- Track your daily goal: Set a goal of 1, 3, 5, 11 or 21 malas and watch the progress bar fill. Your streak shows consecutive days of practice.
Every feature is there to protect your attention, not to compete with it. The interface stays quiet so the mantra can stay loud.
- One-tap digital mala: A large, calm bead with a filling ring so you always know where you are in the round without counting in your head.
- Auto-saved progress: Rounds, malas, totals and history stay in your browser. Close the tab, take a call, come back — the count is still there.
- Bead sound & Om ambience: A soft click on every tap, a bell at every mala, and an optional Om drone tuned to 136.1 Hz for a temple-like calm.
- Vibration feedback: Feel each bead through the phone motor so you can chant with eyes closed and the screen facing away.
- Timer, pace & goals: See session time, japa per minute, remaining beads and a daily mala goal with a clear progress bar.
- Keyboard & focus mode: Space to count, Backspace to undo, F for focus mode that hides everything except the mantra and the bead.
- Streaks & weekly history: A seven-day bar chart and a streak counter make consistency visible — the quiet secret of any lasting sadhana.