七麦数据

While trying to push an Endless counter to its limits by counting everything in sight, we discovered two important truths:

Counting is fun.

There’s always room for improvement.

When we released stats, we also accidentally released a tiny bug. It’s now fixed — and the fix is a big improvement. For the curious among you: stats didn’t display correctly for counters created before stats existed. That’s no longer the case.

We’ve also improved how your data is stored, making it safer and more reliable.

For those who weren’t big fans of our interface and UI—good news! We’ve given it a light refresh. For those who loved the old look—bad news! We’ve changed it a bit.

If you’re the sharing type, you can now save your counting achievements as an image directly on your tiny, beloved pocket device.

And for everyone who assumed this app only lets you have one lonely counter—surprise! We’ve released a small onboarding tutorial to make it clear that you can add multiple counters, customize them, and switch between them with ease.

Oh, and one more thing:
Our counter learned to count on its own and changed its app icon. And you can even choose the icon style—Silver for a metallic touch, or Black for maximum premium feel.

We still haven’t reached the limits of an Endless Counter, and we continue counting things… a lot of things.
Along the way we discovered the same two truths:

1. Counting is fun.
2. There’s always room for improvement.

At some point we began to wonder how much stuff we’ve counted since the last release. Naturally, we created another counter to count that.
But since keeping track of that got a little ridiculous, we decided to add stats instead.

Now every counter shows:
• Today
• Last 30 days
• Last year

And that's a huge improvement for counters around the world.

And because counting is fun, we decided that you should be able to share your achievements with your friends and loved ones.

For the boring ones:

- Added stats for each counter (today, last 30 days, last year)
- Added share functionality

We spent some quality time counting things. A lot of things. Possibly too many things. And we discovered two truths:
1. Counting is fun.
2. There is always room for improvement.

Along the way, we noticed a few ways to make counting clearer and friendlier, and we taught Any Counter how to speak German, Spanish, and Russian.

For the boring ones:
• Added UI translations into German, Spanish, and Russian
• Improved counter visuals and feedback
• More reliable gesture recognition