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Om Jaap Counter

The pranava, chanted on its own. One tap per Om — the counter keeps the number while you keep the breath.

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How to use

How to use this online jaap counter

  1. Choose your naam

    Tap the naam above the arch (॥ ॐ ॥ on this page) to pick another, or add your own.

  2. Tap to count

    Tap anywhere on the arch — one tap, one jaap. On a keyboard, press Space.

  3. Complete a mala

    108 taps complete one mala (or your own mala size, set in settings); a bell plays unless you turn it off.

  4. Nothing to save

    Your naam, count, and mala totals save automatically on this device.

13 presets + your own

Chant any naam.

Pick a naam to start counting it straight away. The deity behind the counter changes with it.

About jap counting

Why count at all?

About online jap counting. Jap — also written japa or jaap — is the practice of repeating a sacred name in counted cycles, traditionally tallied on a 108-bead mala. It is a daily anchor across Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, and Jain traditions, and the act of counting itself is part of the discipline.

About this page. Tap anywhere on the counter above to chant any naam without an account or install. Your progress, mala completions, and chosen naam are saved in your browser on your device — we never see them. for a full-screen experience.

What is a mala? →

108 beads in one mala Guru (sumeru) bead where each round starts and ends One tap= one bead 27 of 108 lita quarter-round
The counter follows the same loop: every tap lights one bead.

For a steady practice

Small habits that keep the count going.

  • Same time, same place

    A fixed slot — early morning is the traditional one — turns jap into a habit faster than waiting for a free moment.

  • Stay with one naam

    Keep one naam or mantra for a stretch of days rather than switching every sitting.

  • Start small on busy days

    Set the mala size to 27 or 54. A short round keeps your streak alive better than skipping.

  • Stop watching the number

    Turn on the bell and enter Focus mode — close your eyes and let the mala tell you when a round is done.

Counting at a desk

The same mala, in your Chrome toolbar.

Jaap Daily is also a free Chrome extension: one tap counts, a keyboard shortcut counts while the popup is closed, and it asks for one permission and collects nothing. It keeps its own count, and hands the round back to this page whenever you want the bigger screen.

About the Chrome extension →

Take it further

This page vs. the JaapDaily app

For streaks, insights, Apple Watch, widgets, and 74 naams in 20 languages, get the full JaapDaily app — free, with no ads.

FeatureThis pageJaapDaily app
Naam choices13 presets + your own74 naams, 20 languages
Apple Watch—✓
Home screen widgets—✓
Wallpapers & Focus modeDeity background + Focus✓ incl. video wallpapers
Chalisa & Aarti library (Sangrah)—114 texts
Progress across devicesThis device onlyOptional sign-in sync
Install to home screen✓✓ (native app)

About this jaap

ॐ · Om

Om is the one syllable every Hindu, Jain, Sikh and Buddhist tradition chants, and the one the Mandukya Upanishad spends its whole length on. Counted jaap of Om is usually slow — one long Om to a bead — so 108 can take twenty minutes. Set the mala size to 27 or 54 in settings if you want shorter rounds.

Read, then chant

All 13 counters, and your own naam →

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is this online jaap counter free?

Yes. No account, no ads, and nothing to install. Your naam, count, and mala progress stay in this browser on your device — we never see them.

Does my count save if I close the browser?

Yes, as long as you don’t clear your browser’s site data or switch to a different device or browser. If you want your progress to follow you across devices, sign in inside the JaapDaily app instead.

Can I count a naam that's not in the list?

Yes. Tap the naam above the counter and choose "Custom naam" to type your own.

Does it make a sound?

A bell plays each time you complete a mala (108 taps by default). You can turn it off any time in settings.

Can I change how many beads make a mala?

Yes — mala size defaults to 108 but can be set to any number in settings.

What’s the difference between this page and the JaapDaily app?

This page is a quick, install-free counter for one device. The JaapDaily app adds 74 naams in 20 languages, Apple Watch support, home-screen widgets, wallpapers, Focus mode, a 114-text Chalisa and Aarti library (Sangrah), and optional sign-in to keep your progress in sync across devices.

What is Focus mode on this page?

A full-screen view of just the deity and the count. The page asks your browser to keep the screen awake while you chant, where supported. Press Esc or “Exit focus” to leave.

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