Counter+. vs Bosai

This is a simple counter that lets you keep track of anything. It has a perfect design with just three buttons for easy access. Features: * It can save counted records * You can share the saved counter records * It vibrates every count * it gives click sound every count * Every 25 count speaks the count * You can use to count up or count down in numbers *It remembers last counted numbers if you close app and then come back to it to resume counting * You can continue count on your Apple Watch

"This home can last 4.5 more days." — Bosai shows your household's survival days at a glance, then helps you extend them, one small step at a time. It turns Japan's everyday preparedness know-how — household-based stockpile calculation and the "rolling stock" method — into a daily routine for ordinary families. WHAT BOSAI SOLVES ◆ "I don't know what to stockpile, or how much." Most emergency checklists are one-size-fits-all — "3 days per person" and little more. Bosai calculates the required amounts of about 70 items — water, food, toilet supplies, daily essentials — personalized to your family's size, ages, and home type. ◆ "My supplies always expire and go to waste." An expiry alert alone still ends with food in the trash. Bosai builds the whole rolling-stock cycle into the app: expiry approaching → use it in a regular meal → restock on your next grocery run. Stockpiling becomes part of everyday shopping, not a special event. ◆ "Prepper apps feel like they're made for someone else." No bunkers, no survivalist gear lists. Bosai follows the Japanese approach — prepare as an extension of daily life, with items from your ordinary supermarket. It's designed for regular families. ◆ "What if the network is down when disaster strikes?" Every feature works fully offline. All articles are stored on your device. During a blackout or with no signal, Bosai just opens and works. AT THE CENTER: YOUR SURVIVAL DAYS The home screen shows in one big number how many days your family could get by on what you have now. The target adapts to your region (e.g., 2 weeks for the U.S. West Coast), and Bosai suggests exactly one "next move" to raise your score — so you never face an overwhelming to-do list. KEY FEATURES • Automatic needs calculation from your household profile (about 70 items) • Cycle: expiry notifications plus a restock list • Go-bag checklist with a twice-a-year inspection reminder • Family emergency memo (evacuation sites, meeting points, contacts) • Learn: 15 original articles on Japan's practical know-how — the disaster toilet problem, sheltering at home, securing furniture, and more • Presets for 10 regions, including the U.S. West Coast, Japan, Taiwan, Indonesia, the Philippines, Turkey, Latin America, and Brazil HOW BOSAI IS DIFFERENT • Personalized calculation from your household — not a one-size-fits-all list • A use-and-restock cycle — not just an inventory with expiry alerts • Built for ordinary families, not survivalists • Works fully offline; no account, no ads. Your data stays on your device (and in your own iCloud if you share with family) — never on external servers BOSAI PREMIUM (FAMILY SHARING) One subscription covers the whole family: invite members and share and edit your stockpile list together via iCloud. Monthly and yearly plans. All core features are free. AVAILABLE IN 9 LANGUAGES Japanese, English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Indonesian, Filipino, Turkish, Spanish, and Portuguese. Preparedness isn't a one-time effort — it's a habit. Bosai helps you take the first step and keep going. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/