Simple Tap Counter vs Chip Duel

Your new digital number clicker to count absolutely anything. Completely free with no ads or in-app purchases. KEY FEATURES Keep track of anything just by tapping. Tap the green area to increase your count, or tap the red area to decrease it. Large, easy-to-read number display. Vibrates every time you tap to provide tactile confirmation. Your count is automatically saved and will persist between app launches. Never lose your progress again. Need to start over? Easily reset your counter with a single tap. PERFECT FOR COUNTING PEOPLE passing a point REPS at the gym LAPS round the track POINTS in a match SCORES in games and competitions DAYS you completed a habit TICKETS successfully scanned CHORES completed this week ITEMS you scanned

Love poker nights but sick of counting chips? Chip Duel replaces the chip box. Deal real cards as usual — the phone keeps score. ONE PHONE ON THE TABLE Lay the phone flat in the middle. Each player gets a seat around the screen — seats opposite you appear upside-down so they read perfectly from the other side of the table. Big Fold, Call and Raise buttons turn to face whoever's turn it is. EVERY PHONE AT THE TABLE Or host an online room with a four-letter code. Everyone joins from their own phone, picks their seat, and sees their own chips front and centre. Bets, raises and wins appear on every phone within a second — when you win a pot, the chips visibly sweep to you on your screen and drain away on theirs. A PROPER POKER ENGINE • 2 to 6 players, with automatic blinds and dealer rotation • Full betting rules: checks, calls, min-raise enforcement, half-pot / pot / all-in shortcuts • Correct side pots when several players go all-in for different amounts • Split pots for ties, player elimination, and a champion at the end • Undo any action MADE FOR THE KITCHEN TABLE • One-phone mode works completely offline — planes, campsites, power cuts • No accounts, no adverts, no tracking, and nothing to buy • Full VoiceOver support: every bet, turn and winner is announced Chip Duel counts chips like a scorepad. It contains no cards, no dealing and no real-money play.