What this page keeps
Every finished session: which dhikr, how many, and when. Above that, a total for each of the last 7 days, so a week is one glance rather than a sum you have to do yourself.
A session is written when a count is retired, which means when you reset it, switch to a different dhikr, or complete a step of the guided sequence. Closing the tab does not end a session. The live count is kept instead and the counter opens on the number you left, so nothing is counted twice and nothing is lost.
It stays on this device
Your history is in your browser, not on a server. There is no account to make, no email to give and no sync, which also means it will not appear on your other phone. That is the trade: nothing to lose to a breach, and nothing to carry between devices.
Clearing your browser's data for this site removes it, along with your live count and your settings. The clear button here asks you to confirm first. What the site stores and why is set out on the privacy page.
Counting without a record
Private mode, in settings, counts without writing a session. The number on screen still survives a reload; it simply never reaches this page, today's total or the streak. If a session you remember is not here, that is usually why.
Common questions
- Where is my tasbih history stored?
- In your browser, on this device. There is no account and no server holding it, so it does not follow you to another phone or another browser.
- Does anyone else see my counts?
- No. Nothing is uploaded. There is no analytics on your counting and nothing to sync, so there is nowhere else for it to be.
- When does a session get saved?
- When a count is retired: you reset it, change dhikr, or finish a step of the guided sequence. Closing the tab does not save a session, because the live count is kept instead and picked up where you left it.
- Why is a session missing?
- Most likely private mode was on. It lets you count with nothing written to history at all, so those sessions leave no record anywhere by design.
- Can I delete my history?
- Yes, and it asks you to confirm before anything goes. Clearing your browser's site data removes it too, along with your live count and settings.