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October 2026

33 updates

  1. Archive counters you're done with

    New

    Owners and admins can now archive a counter from its menu. It leaves the board, your totals, live links and public displays, and keeps its count and activity history. Restore it anytime from Archived, next to the layout buttons.

    What changed3
    • Archived counters are read-only, so nobody counts on one by mistake.
    • Open its activity history from Archived, or restore it with one tap.
    • An archived counter still counts toward your plan's counter limit.

  2. Get a browser notification when a capacity alert fires

    New

    Capacity alerts can now reach you as a notification from your browser, even when SnapCount is not open. Turn it on from the alerts inbox or in Settings, Notifications, and clicking a notification opens that organization's alert inbox.

    What changed3
    • Turn it on for each browser you use, and off again from Settings.
    • One Capacity alerts switch covers every device you sign in on, including the iPhone app.
    • On iPhone and iPad, add SnapCount to your Home Screen first, then turn it on there.

  3. Delete your account from Settings

    New

    You can now delete your SnapCount account on the web from Settings, Profile, the same way as in the iPhone app. Type DELETE MY ACCOUNT to confirm, and your account and its counters are deleted right away.

    What changed2
    • No email to support and no wait.
    • If you own an organization with a paid plan, the dialog reminds you to cancel it in Billing first.

  4. Manage your organization: leave, hand over, or delete it

    New

    The Members page now ends with a Danger zone. Anyone can leave an organization they no longer work in. The owner can hand the organization to another member, who takes over billing while the old owner stays on as an admin, or delete it by typing its name. Owners and admins can also revoke an invitation that has not been accepted yet.

    What changed3
    • A revoked invitation link stops working and tells the invitee to ask for a new one.
    • If something stands in the way, like an active plan or your only organization, the dialog says what to do first and takes you there.
    • Deleting an organization ends its live links, guest links and public displays.

  5. Filter a counter's activity by person, type, date and guest link

    New

    A counter's activity log now has filters above the list. Pick one person, one kind of change, a date range or only taps from a guest link, and the log shows just those entries, so you can check who counted what at a door without scrolling.

    What changed3
    • Date ranges follow your own time zone: Today, Last 7 days, Last 30 days, or two days you choose.
    • Show older activity reaches past the newest 100 entries, filtered or not, and Clear filters brings the full log back.
    • Undone counts and guest link taps are now named in the log.

  6. Change your password from Settings

    New

    Settings, Profile now has a Password section. Enter your current password and a new one to change it, without signing out or waiting for a reset email.

    What changed2
    • Sign out every other device in the same step, and stay signed in where you are.
    • Signed up with Google or Apple? Set a password there to also sign in with your email.

  7. A link to buy a plan works when you are signed out

    Fixed

    A link that opens checkout for a plan or the Event Pass, like one we send by email, only worked if you were already signed in. Signed out, it showed the pricing page and nothing happened. It now asks you to log in and then opens that checkout.

    What changed2
    • Log in with email, Google or Apple, and the checkout for the plan in the link opens.
    • No account yet? Sign up from the log in page and the same checkout opens after.

  8. Live displays ride out a server restart

    Fixed

    For a second or two while SnapCount updates its servers, a live display could miss an update, and a screen opened in that moment stopped on an error page until someone reloaded it. Displays now try again on their own, and a screen that opens before the server answers shows that it is connecting and starts counting as soon as it can.

    What changed2
    • A missed update is tried again within two seconds, with nothing shown on screen.
    • A wall screen opened during an outage recovers by itself.

  9. Saving a free session no longer fills your trial

    Improved

    Counters you save from a free counting session no longer use up the 3 counters in your 7-day trial. Save up to 3 counters from a free session and still create 3 of your own.

    What changed2
    • Your counter count in the dashboard shows the new total.
    • Nothing changes on Pro, Enterprise, or after the trial ends.

  10. Get a reminder for your next count

    New

    After your first count, the dashboard asks when you count next. Pick later today, tomorrow morning, or any day and time in the next two weeks, and SnapCount emails you at that time with a link straight to your counters.

    What changed3
    • Each person on a team sets their own reminder.
    • Change or cancel the reminder from the dashboard.
    • Choose Not sure to skip it.

  11. Save a free session when a second phone joins

    Improved

    When a second phone joins your free counting session, SnapCount now offers once, at a pause in counting, to save the link and counters for your next shift. When the link is about to close, the notice now saves it without taking you away from the count.

    What changed2
    • The offer shows only on the phone that started the session, once per session.
    • Saving opens in place, so the live count keeps running.

  12. The plan you pick stays picked when you create an account

    Fixed

    Picking Pro, Enterprise, or Lifetime on the pricing page before you had an account used to drop you on the dashboard after signup, and you had to find the plan again. Now the signup page shows the plan and price you chose, and checkout for that plan opens as soon as your account is ready.

    What changed4
    • Plan buttons name the plan, the billing cycle, and the price, such as Pro Lifetime for $199 once.
    • Works with email, Google, and Apple signup, in every language.
    • Nothing opens if your organization already pays.
    • Prefer to try first? A link under each monthly and yearly plan starts the free 7-day trial.

  13. Translated pages no longer switch to an error screen

    Fixed

    With page translation on, as the Google app on iPhone has by default, a tap could swap the dashboard, an invite, or a free tool for an error screen. Those pages now keep working while translated. The event capacity calculator opens again in every language, and live display screens recover more smoothly from a slow connection.

    What changed3
    • Translated pages stay where you were instead of showing an error.
    • The event capacity calculator opens again in German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Indonesian.
    • A live display waits for each update before asking for the next, and asks less often while the connection is failing.

  14. Prices in your currency

    Improved

    Outside the US, the pricing page, the home page, and the plan picker in Billing now show Pro, Enterprise, Lifetime, and the Event Pass in your currency, at the price checkout will charge you. A line under the prices names the currency and says whether tax is added at checkout.

    What changed3
    • The price on each plan, the amount on its button, and the month-to-month or yearly price under it all match what checkout charges.
    • In some countries that price is lower than the US price, and it is the price you pay. Each plan shows its own percent off, and tapping it explains the regional price.
    • Where no local price is available, prices stay in US dollars as before.

  15. Pay once for Pro or Enterprise with Lifetime

    New

    Pro and Enterprise now have a third way to pay. Pick Lifetime on the pricing page and pay once, $199 for Pro or $399 for Enterprise, for one organization, with no renewal. Licenses are sold in batches of 10 at the same price, and the page shows how many are claimed in the current batch.

    What changed3
    • Lifetime sits next to Monthly and Yearly on the pricing page, the home page, and the plan picker in Billing for an organization that has not paid yet.
    • Already on a monthly or yearly plan? Lifetime is offered when you cancel, and the subscription stops once the payment goes through.
    • Lifetime includes the same features as the plan you pick. Monthly and yearly plans stay as they are.

  16. Taps from a second phone now show on the free tally counter

    Fixed

    The free tally counter starts a live link on your first count, but taps from a phone that joined it never came back to your screen, so your number left them out. They now show on your counter as they happen, and the status line says how many devices are counting.

    What changed2
    • Taps from a phone that joined by link or QR code add to the number on your screen.
    • A reset or a typed number starts from the live total, so you see what your coworker counted before you change it.

  17. Scores and counts from a second device show on more free tools

    Fixed

    Points from a team scorer link on the online scoreboard, and counts from a phone that joined the classroom scoreboard, the pitch counter, or the stitch counter, now show on the page that started the live link. A step, undo, or reset on that page no longer wipes them.

    What changed3
    • Undo takes back only your own last action and keeps what the other device counted.
    • A +2, +3, or +5 on your side adds to the other device's count instead of replacing it.
    • The sport scoreboards also stay in step with the same game open full screen in another tab.

  18. Taps from a second phone now show on your tally sheet

    Fixed

    The free tally sheet maker starts a live link on your first count, but taps from a phone that joined it never came back to your sheet, so the totals, bar graph, printout, and CSV left them out. They now show on your sheet as they happen, and counting +5, +10, or a typed number on your side no longer writes over them.

    What changed3
    • Taps from a phone that joined by link or QR code show in your rows, totals, bar graph, printout, and CSV.
    • After your first count, a QR code under the sheet asks for a second phone, then shows how many devices are counting.
    • Counting by 5 or 10, or typing a number, adds to what your teammate counted instead of replacing it.

  19. The home page opens when you are signed in

    Improved

    Visiting snapcount.app while signed in used to send you straight to your dashboard, so you could not reread the home page or start a free shared session from it. The home page now opens for everyone, and the header shows a Dashboard link when you are signed in.

    What changed3
    • Open the home page in any language while signed in.
    • Use Dashboard in the header to get back to your counters.
    • Log in and sign up pages still send a signed-in visitor to the dashboard.

  20. Documentation and a Help Center, with one search across both

    New

    SnapCount now has written guides for every feature at /docs and a Help Center for plans, billing, and the problems people hit, in the same frame as the developer docs and this changelog. One search box finds an answer in any of them, and the changelog can now show only what is new, improved, or fixed.

    What changed4
    • Guides for Guest Mode, counters and groups, sharing by QR code, templates, roles, reports, alerts, and offline taps.
    • Help Center answers for the trial, billing and refunds, a count that stopped syncing, a link that won't join, and sign-in.
    • Search from the sidebar or press / on any docs page. Results say whether they come from the docs, the Help Center, or the developer pages.
    • Filter the changelog by New, Improved, or Fixed, and jump to any month.

  21. A free live count no longer ends early on a phone with the wrong time

    Fixed

    A phone or computer whose clock was set wrong could show a new free live count as ended within seconds, even while other phones kept counting on it. The countdown now follows SnapCount's own clock. The screens shown when a free count is about to end or has ended now also appear in Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, and Indonesian when your browser uses one of them.

    What changed3
    • The time left on a free live count is right even when the device clock is not.
    • When a free account can keep the same link counting, the end screens say so first.
    • End screens and the ended notice follow your browser language.

  22. SnapCount on an Android home screen opens like an app

    Improved

    Most counting on SnapCount happens in Chrome on Android phones. Adding SnapCount to the home screen there now gives an icon named SnapCount that opens straight on your counters, full screen, instead of a bookmark to whichever page you were on.

    What changed3
    • The home screen icon is named SnapCount.
    • It opens on your counters, and asks you to log in first if you are logged out.
    • It runs full screen without the browser address bar, so staff tap the counter, not the browser.

  23. A live display left up across an update reloads itself

    Fixed

    A public display on a wall screen could keep trying an old version of the page after SnapCount was updated, and stop refreshing until someone reloaded it. It now notices the update and reloads on its own, and the counter list on the dashboard no longer breaks when the server sends back an empty answer.

    What changed2
    • Public display links reload themselves after an update, with no one at the screen.
    • The counter list keeps what it shows when a refresh comes back empty, and says it could not load.

  24. Translated pricing pages check out like the English one

    Fixed

    On the Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, and Indonesian pricing pages, choosing a plan right after creating an account could fail because your organization had not finished loading. The page now loads it first, and says so in your language if it cannot. Blog articles also gained an On this page list.

    What changed4
    • Choosing a plan before your organization has loaded now works on every translated pricing page.
    • Owner and current plan checks on translated pricing pages use your current organization.
    • Signed out visitors who pick the Event Pass on a translated page see the matching sign up message.
    • Blog articles show an On this page list so you can jump to a section.

  25. Taps no longer wait behind a request that never answers

    Fixed

    When the server was slow to answer, a tap request could hang without failing, and every tap after it waited behind it until the page was reloaded. A tap that gets no answer within 15 seconds is now sent again on its own, so counting catches up as soon as the server does. Each tap still counts once.

    What changed4
    • Works on the dashboard and on shared live counts.
    • While a tap is being sent again, the page says Saving instead of staying quiet.
    • A tap that gets no answer is kept and retried, never thrown away for it.
    • A page left open across a SnapCount update notices it. The dashboard and shared live counts reload on their own, keeping taps that were not sent yet, and other pages offer a Reload button.

  26. Typed dates, clearer log in, and smaller fixes

    Fixed

    Small fixes from watching how people use the free tools.

    What changed5
    • Date pickers on the days since calculator and countdown timer take a typed date, so a date years back no longer means clicking month by month. On translated pages the calendar uses the page language.
    • Log in shows a spinner while it works, says so if it takes more than a few seconds, and a second click no longer sends a second login.
    • The click speed test asks before the logo or a menu link ends a test that is running.
    • Click speed test timing follows the clock. A busy browser could stretch a 60 second test well past a minute, which inflated the score.
    • Applying a template from the dashboard tries again on its own if the answer gets lost on the way back, without making the counters twice.

  27. Type a count instead of tapping to it

    New

    Already know the number? On the tally sheet, tap any row's count and type it. On the tally counter, Type a number sits under the Count key. The live link gets the new number in one update, and the +1 key stays the big target for counting.

    What changed3
    • Tally sheet: tap a count, type, and press Enter. Escape keeps the old number.
    • After 20 single taps, the tally sheet points you to +5, +10, or typing the number.
    • Thousands separators are fine: 1,250 and 1.250 both work.

  28. Fewer connection warnings, and they say your count is safe

    Improved

    Live updates now retry on their own before telling you anything. A short drop that fixes itself in a few seconds shows nothing at all, and no Live updates restored message follows it. When a notice does appear, it says your taps are kept on this device.

    What changed3
    • Free tools retry a missed live update for about 12 seconds before showing one notice, instead of a failed message per tap.
    • Reconnecting appears only after 10 seconds without live updates.
    • After several failed tries, SnapCount keeps reconnecting in the background every 30 seconds, so you do not have to press Retry.

  29. Numbered set says what your plan allows instead of blocking you

    Improved

    On a trial or the free plan, picking Numbered set when creating counters used to open an upgrade window, and then open it again on every try, whatever the size. The form now tells you numbered sets are part of Pro, how many counters your plan still has room for, and offers to create one counter instead.

    What changed3
    • No upgrade window just for picking Numbered set. See what Pro includes opens it when you want it.
    • A set of 1 is created as a single counter.
    • Create one counter instead fills in the name, for example Runner 1.

  30. Save a shared scoreboard or tally without leaving it

    Improved

    After you share a live link from a free tool, Save now opens a short sheet on the same page: continue with Google or Apple and the count moves into your new free account. It used to send you to the full sign-up page. Your live count keeps running while you sign in.

    What changed3
    • Works on the tally counter, tally sheet, pitch counter, and every scoreboard.
    • Prefer email? Save with email opens sign-up in a new tab, so the count on screen stays put.
    • Not now closes the sheet and you keep counting.

  31. Your scoreboard and tally come with you, and team names stay put

    Fixed

    On a free scoreboard or counter, pressing Start free counter in the header used to open a blank live count and leave your game behind. It now opens the live count that already holds your team names, score, or tally. Scoreboards also remember team names and settings on this device, so a second window or a return visit starts with them.

    What changed4
    • Start free counter on a tool page opens your own live count, with names and numbers as you left them.
    • Basketball, football, soccer, volleyball, pickleball, darts, cornhole, classroom, and the scoreboard maker remember team names and match settings. Scores still start at zero.
    • The pitch counter remembers the pitcher and the pitch limit.
    • A tally counter label typed after the first count now reaches the live link too.

  32. Score buttons keep their labels, and sign-in fits on phones

    Fixed

    Pointing at a score button on the football scoreboard no longer turns it solid blue and hides its label. Buttons that carry their own colour, like Reset, now keep it. On a phone, the Google and Apple sign-in buttons stay inside the form while they wait. The site header reads as frosted glass while you scroll, and the minus key on a shared count matches the one on the dashboard.

    What changed4
    • Score buttons hover in a lighter green and their labels stay readable.
    • The Google and Apple buttons show a short Waiting... on phones instead of running past the edge.
    • The header no longer shows coloured smears from the page underneath.
    • On a shared count, minus is a pale red key like the dashboard's, beside the green plus.

  33. Buying the Event Pass right after signing up now works first time

    Fixed

    If you created an account and went straight to buy the Event Pass, checkout could stop with an error saying an organization was required, and you had to try again. SnapCount now finds your organization before it starts checkout, so the first try goes through.

    What changed2
    • Creating an account from a live count and paying for the Event Pass no longer needs a second attempt.
    • If your organization still cannot be found, you see a plain message instead of a failed checkout.

September 2026

95 updates

  1. Your device's label now sits with the device count

    Improved

    The label on your taps, like Door A or Front desk, is now a small chip. In a live count it sits next to the number of devices, and only shows once a second device joins. On the dashboard it sits with the buttons beside the page title.

    What changed3
    • Tap the chip to add, change or remove the label. With no label yet, it says Label your taps.
    • Joining a live count now asks you to label your taps, with Door A, B and C ready to tap, or type a name. Skipping is fine.
    • On Enterprise, the By person report totals each name, as it did each door.

  2. Copying a public link no longer breaks the screen showing it

    Fixed

    Copy public link used to make a new link and switch off the old one, so a TV already showing a group or counter stopped updating. It now copies the link you already have, and the screen keeps working.

    What changed4
    • Copy public link on a group or counter copies the same link every time.
    • The totals live view shows its link and QR code again whenever you open it.
    • To switch a link off and make a new one, use Replace public link. SnapCount warns that the old link stops working first.
    • Links made before this change cannot be copied again. The first copy asks before replacing them, once.

  3. Scheduled reports send your CSV at the time you pick

    Improved

    A scheduled report now goes out at the time you choose, in your timezone, and links to the same CSV the Export button downloads. The file is saved when the email is sent, so a counter reset a few minutes later cannot wipe the day's numbers, even if nobody remembered to export.

    What changed4
    • Pick the send time and timezone, for example 4:55 AM before a 5:00 AM reset. It stays put when the clocks change.
    • Choose the CSV: a current snapshot with each counter's group, a daily summary, or on Enterprise the full event history.
    • The download link in each email works for a year, with no sign in.
    • Edit the time, timezone or CSV of an existing report without making a new one.

  4. One running total per item, added up across your groups

    New

    When every group has counters with the same names, such as A's, B's and Milk in each builder's group, the new Totals tab adds them up into one live total per item. No more exporting to add them up. A watch-only live view puts the same totals on a TV, laptop, or phone.

    What changed6
    • The Totals tab appears once two groups share a counter name, and updates as anyone counts.
    • Names match without regard to capitals or extra spaces, and AAA and AAA's count as one item. Each card lists the spellings it added up.
    • Open an item to see how much each group added.
    • Add up every group, including groups you create later, or pick the groups you want.
    • Pro and Enterprise admins can open the totals as a live view that fills a TV screen. Changing the groups keeps the same link.
    • Each group's own live view works as before.

  5. Three customers, in their own words, on the homepage

    Improved

    The homepage now quotes three customers instead of one. Each quote sits after the part of the page it speaks to, at full size, with a start button beside it.

    What changed3
    • After the clipboard problem: a field team lead in Georgia on leaving paper and pencil behind.
    • After the live demo: a pallet yard manager whose district manager calls SnapCount skynet.
    • Before pricing: the store owner in Myanmar counting traffic across a clothing store chain.

  6. The Event Pass shows up when your count needs it

    Improved

    When a free session is about to end or has hit its device limit, you can now keep it going with the Event Pass: $9 once for 72 hours of Pro, nothing to cancel. Your live count comes with you into the new account, and checkout opens right after you sign up.

    What changed9
    • A session about to end or full offers the Event Pass as its first button. A session that has ended offers it next to saving the count.
    • Running out of free sessions offers the Event Pass beside a free account.
    • The homepage pricing shows the Event Pass under the plans, in every language.
    • The homepage and the tour use brighter colour panels behind each demo, in light and dark, on a calm plain page.
    • The features page lists its everyday controls, from keyboard shortcuts to watch-only links, instead of hiding them in a closed box.
    • The blog search and counts say articles, not guides.
    • Under the homepage start button: free for up to 10 devices, no signup, nothing to install. The button beside it opens the page for the counting job you pick.
    • The homepage shows how much counting SnapCount has done: taps counted, live sessions and countries, measured and rounded down.
    • Template boards mark each counter's colour with a small dot beside its name.

  7. After your trial ends, you can keep counting for 7 more days

    Fixed

    When a trial ended, the dashboard stopped every tap straight away, even though your workspace still had a 7-day grace week. Counting now keeps working through that week, on the web as it already did in the iPhone app. After it, counters are read only until you choose a plan.

    What changed4
    • Tap, add counters, and use templates during the grace week, the same as during the trial.
    • Other devices stop updating live when the trial ends, and the counting link pauses. Your own taps still save.
    • The dashboard says how many days of counting are left.
    • Your counters and counts stay safe the whole time.

  8. A classroom scoreboard you can score from your phone

    New

    The new free classroom scoreboard keeps team points for 2 to 8 table groups or houses on the projector. After the first point, scan its QR code and add points from your phone while you walk the room: the projected board updates as you tap.

    What changed4
    • Tap a team's colour to add a point, +5 for a bonus, and minus to take one back. The leading team wears a crown.
    • Full screen puts just the board on the projector.
    • Points added on the phone and on the board land on the same live total.
    • Free, no signup, nothing to install. Save the board to a free account to keep house points across the week.

  9. Plan limits that say what happened, and the Event Pass where you need it

    Improved

    When your trial runs out of counters, the message now says so: your trial holds 3 counters and you are using all 3. When a trial ends, it says your counters are safe and that counting is paused until you choose a plan. For a single event, the $9 Event Pass now sits right in those messages.

    What changed4
    • After you save a live count, the saved card shows how many of your 3 trial counters are in use.
    • The counter limit message offers Pro for unlimited counters, and the Event Pass for one event.
    • Close the limit message twice and the next one is a short note with a See Pro button instead of a pop-up.
    • When a trial ends, the message says what pauses (counting and the shared counting link) and what Pro adds: counter stats, daily exports, and scheduled reports.

  10. Pitch counts and larger tally sheets now go live

    Fixed

    The pitch counter and any tally sheet with four or more rows could not create a live link: the count kept working, but sharing failed with an error. Both now go live on the first tap, like every other tool.

    What changed3
    • The pitch counter shares all four pitch types, so the dugout sees the same count.
    • The Survey, Daily, Attendance, Inventory, Bird Count, Traffic Survey and Event Count sheets share every row.
    • Nothing changes for scoreboards or for tally sheets with three rows or fewer.

  11. Saving a live count no longer stops the people counting on it

    New

    When you save a live session into your workspace, its link and QR code keep counting. Everyone already on it carries on without an account, and every tap lands on your saved counters. Counters you make in the dashboard can get a counting link too.

    What changed5
    • Let others count, in a counter's menu or on a group, gives any saved counter a link and QR code that people count on without an account.
    • On a trial, the link keeps counting until the trial ends. On Pro and Enterprise, it keeps counting while the plan is active.
    • Taps on the dashboard show on the link too, so everyone sees one total.
    • The saved card says until when the link counts and has a button to copy it.
    • Count on it now takes you straight to the saved counter's + button.

  12. A second tab no longer counts as a second device

    Fixed

    In a live session, the device count and the joined message now count phones, tablets and laptops, not browser tabs. Opening the session in a second tab on the same device no longer says another device joined.

    What changed3
    • The header shows how many devices are live, so two tabs on one laptop count once.
    • The joined message appears when someone else's device joins, not when you open another tab.
    • The limit is unchanged: a free session holds 10 connections, and each extra tab still uses one.

  13. More colour in the menus and the tour

    Improved

    Every link in the Product and Resources menus now has its own colour, drawn like the Connect it tiles beside them. On the homepage, the four feature rows are numbered 01 to 04, and each phone demo sits on a soft colour stage in its row's own hue.

    What changed3
    • Features, Templates, Integrations, Pricing and Developers each keep one colour, and so do Tools, Blog, Changelog, Support and About. The phone menu uses the same colours.
    • Live sync, Join by QR, Gates and totals, and Keep the record read as a numbered sequence, the same way the features page does.
    • The demo stages use soft violet, peach, butter and blue, day and night. The phones and their counts stay solid.

  14. A pricing page that answers before you ask

    Improved

    The pricing page now answers what people ask before they pay: what happens when the trial ends, how to cancel, what the receipt looks like, and what to do with more than 10 people. The Event Pass sits next to Pro, and Enterprise leads with what teams use it for.

    What changed6
    • Five new answers: more than 10 people, Event Pass or Pro monthly, the end of the trial, cancelling and refunds, and receipts and tax.
    • A link under the Pro button points to the $9 Event Pass for a single event.
    • Enterprise leads with per-counter access and scheduled resets, and scheduled resets has its own row in the comparison.
    • Cancel and refund terms, and the teams already on paid plans, sit right under the plans.
    • If price is what stops you, you can tell us what would feel fair.
    • All of it in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, and Indonesian.

  15. Customer words in their own type

    Improved

    Customer quotes on the site are now set in Literata, a book serif, so a customer's own words read differently from ours. Headings and counts stay Inter, text stays Geist, and code stays Spline Sans Mono.

    What changed3
    • The homepage quote from a store owner in Myanmar is set in Literata.
    • Live counts never use the serif: every count keeps the same face everywhere.
    • Literata loads only where a quote appears, and a stand-in sized to match keeps the lines from jumping.

  16. A clearer menu, and a swipe to close it

    Improved

    The counts beside Counters and Members are now blue capsules, solid blue on the page you are on. On a phone the menu follows your finger: swipe it left or flick it to close it. The bottom bar dims behind the open menu, and the tabs answer a press.

    What changed4
    • Counts sit in a blue capsule with white numbers at night, and turn solid blue on the page you are on.
    • Drag the menu left, or flick it, and it closes. Let go early and it slides back.
    • While the menu is open, the Counters, Members and Settings bar dims and cannot be tapped by mistake.
    • The bottom tabs show a focus ring for keyboards and shrink slightly when pressed.

  17. Fast tapping keeps up

    Improved

    Tap as fast as people walk in and the shared total keeps pace. Taps now go out several at a time instead of one after another, the last taps of a burst are sent straight away, and the dashboard only redraws the counter you pressed.

    What changed4
    • Other phones and screens see a fast burst of taps in about the time it took, not seconds later.
    • The last few taps of a burst no longer wait for your next tap or a page reload to be sent.
    • Guest sessions get the same faster sending.
    • Pressing a counter redraws just that counter, so the button responds sooner on a busy dashboard.

  18. Every big number in the same type

    Improved

    A few large numbers still used a code font after the new type arrived. The guest scoreboard, the capacity screen, the pricing examples, and plan prices now use the same face as every other count.

    What changed4
    • Guest session counts, the fullscreen scoreboard, and the capacity number on a TV use the count face.
    • Plan prices on the pricing preview match each other.
    • The SnapCount name in the header, footer, sidebar, and lobby display matches the logo.
    • The headcount summary image loads accented letters in event names before it draws.

  19. New type across the site and the dashboard

    Improved

    SnapCount now reads in two typefaces with one job each: Inter for headings and every count, Geist for everything you read, and Spline Sans Mono for code. The site, free tools, developer docs, and dashboard all share the same set, and text barely moves while the page loads.

    What changed5
    • Counts use the same face as the headings on every device, with fixed-width digits so a changing total keeps its place.
    • Body text, buttons, and forms use Geist, which stays easy to read at small sizes.
    • Code samples and IDs in the developer docs use Spline Sans Mono.
    • Each font has a stand-in sized to match while it loads, so lines keep their breaks when it arrives.
    • The headcount summary image uses the same type as the page.

  20. Every way SnapCount connects, on one page

    New

    A new Integrations page shows each way SnapCount connects: counting on iPhone or the web, showing the live total on a lobby screen, a website, or a stream, keeping the file, and sending each tap to your own system. The Product menu and the footer now lead there too.

    What changed4
    • Search the integrations or filter them by Count, Show, Keep, and Build.
    • Each one shows the plan that includes it and links to its guide.
    • The Product menu shows four common connections, like the live count on your stream.
    • The footer now lists features, developer docs, every comparison, and more tools.

  21. Locked settings say what they unlock

    Improved

    Capacity alerts, scheduled resets, and per-counter access now explain what they do before you upgrade: the plan they need, its price, what else it adds, and a detail card on the (i).

    What changed4
    • Each locked setting names its plan and shows the monthly and yearly price.
    • Point at or tap the (i) to see what the feature does.
    • See what else Enterprise adds without leaving the counter.
    • Members who cannot manage billing are asked to check with an owner.

  22. See each template's board before you use it

    Improved

    Every template in the gallery now shows the board it creates: its counters in their colours, a moment mid-event, and the total. Each template page has a board you can tap before you start, so you know exactly what you will get.

    What changed5
    • Gallery cards show each template's counters, colours, and total instead of an icon.
    • Tap the board on a template page to try its buttons, then reset it. Nothing is saved.
    • Capacity templates show how full the venue is, with the bar turning amber and then red.
    • For numbered sets like Runner 1 to 20, set how many and the board follows.
    • On a phone, each counter is one compact row with its buttons.

  23. One pricing layout, with details on hover

    Improved

    The pricing page, the homepage, billing, and every upgrade prompt now show the plans the same way. Hover or tap the (i) beside any feature to see what it includes, and compare every feature by plan in one table.

    What changed5
    • Point at the (i) beside a feature to see its details; tap it on a phone.
    • Tell the slider how many people need access, and the plan that fits steps forward.
    • A new table on the pricing page compares every feature by plan. On a phone, switch between Guest, Pro, and Enterprise.
    • Billing and upgrade prompts show your current plan and any offer price.
    • Locked features show what the plan adds and what it costs.

  24. Developer docs you can find your way around

    Improved

    The developer page is now four docs pages with a sidebar, search, and an On this page list that follows you as you read: an overview, the public API, webhooks, and embeds with OBS. Every request comes in cURL, Node.js, and Python, with the response it returns.

    What changed5
    • Search the docs from the sidebar, or press / to jump to it.
    • Endpoint, header, and error references are tables you can scan.
    • Webhooks show the payload, the headers, and working signature checks in Node.js and Python.
    • Copy any page as Markdown to paste into your notes or an assistant.
    • Tell us whether a page helped with one tap at the bottom.

  25. Sharper template cards, and pricing that knows your plan

    Improved

    Every template in the gallery now shows its own icon, and the card details are easier to read in dark mode. If you already pay for SnapCount, the pricing page shows your plan and a link to billing instead of an upgrade pitch.

    What changed5
    • Quick Tally, Event Attendance, Headcount by Group and three more templates get their own icons.
    • Template cards say 1 counter, not 1 counters.
    • The Event Command Center preview uses the full width of its card.
    • Pro and Enterprise customers see their plan and a Manage billing link on the pricing page.
    • Page content no longer shows through the gap above the floating header while you scroll.

  26. A new footer, and a shorter homepage

    Improved

    The footer is reorganized so every page ends on the links you need: product and solutions, the free counting tools, the company pages and a new Compare group. The homepage drops its three-step section, which now opens the features page.

    What changed5
    • Compare links to every side-by-side comparison and to SnapCount alternatives.
    • Brand assets and the affiliate program sit under Company.
    • Switch between system, light and dark themes from the footer.
    • Follow SnapCount on Instagram and YouTube from the footer.
    • The footer no longer repeats the page's closing call to action.

  27. The features page shows the real product

    Improved

    The features page now shows the live product in every chapter instead of screenshots, so it always matches what you will see. It opens with how SnapCount works, then walks through Sync, Share, Keep and Integrate.

    What changed4
    • How it works sits at the top: the gate phone, the QR code and the live total on one line.
    • Sync, Share and Keep show the same live previews as the homepage, not old screenshots.
    • Integrate shows what connects and a real request you can copy.
    • Each chapter is numbered, and its tag shows where it falls in the four steps.

  28. Clearer pricing on the homepage

    Improved

    The homepage pricing now gets to the prices first. Guest has its own row with a button, Pro and Enterprise each have a start button, and a slider for how many people need access points to the plan that fits.

    What changed5
    • Start a free count straight from the Guest row.
    • Enterprise now has its own start button on the homepage.
    • Move the people slider past 10 and Enterprise steps forward, since Pro holds 10 teammates.
    • Features read in plain words, with details a tap away.
    • Stadium sits in its own row with a way to talk to us.

  29. How it works, shown as one flow

    Improved

    The three steps on the homepage now sit on one line: the phone at the gate, the QR code that joins it, and the total it feeds. When you scroll to them, the gate takes three taps and the total goes up by three.

    What changed3
    • One connected line from the gate phone, through the QR code, to the live total.
    • It plays once when it comes into view, then stays still.
    • With reduced motion turned on, you see the finished count straight away.

  30. Save a live count without leaving it

    Improved

    Save Session now opens a small panel on the count itself, with Google and Apple sign-in, instead of sending you to a separate signup page. And if you joined someone else's count, you can start your own in one tap.

    What changed4
    • Sign in with Google or Apple right from the live count. It keeps running while you sign in, and your counters move into your new account.
    • Prefer email? Save with email instead still opens the full signup form.
    • After you count on someone else's session, a card offers a free live count of your own, and the ended screen offers the same.
    • No account is needed to start your own count.

  31. Calmer template filters

    Improved

    The templates page no longer pins a tall filter bar over the gallery. Search, categories and plans sit above the templates, each category shows how many templates it has, and the smaller ones share one More chip.

    What changed5
    • Nothing stays pinned while you scroll the templates.
    • Every category shows its count, and five one-template categories sit under More.
    • Plans read Any plan, Free, Pro and Enterprise, so there is only one All.
    • Press / to jump to the template search, like on the blog.
    • The homepage now points to the newest change worth knowing about.

  32. Search the blog

    New

    The blog and each blog category now have a search box. Type a word like gate, church or stocktake and the guides filter as you type, with the page count beside it when you are browsing.

    What changed4
    • Results filter as you type, and titles that match come first.
    • Press / anywhere on a blog page to jump to the search box, and Escape to clear it.
    • A search has its own link, so you can share it or come back to it.
    • Category pages search only their own guides.

  33. A calmer homepage, and filter bars that stay below the menu

    Fixed

    The templates search and filters now stick right below the site menu instead of sliding under it, and tool page sidebars do the same. The homepage reads more simply, with a few small touches that follow what you are looking at.

    What changed6
    • Templates search and filters stay fully visible below the menu as you scroll.
    • Tool sidebars, the blog contents list and the changelog months line up below the menu too.
    • Built for counts that have to be shared now names each job in turn, and the matching card lights up with it.
    • The customer quote reads as a full quote, with a way to start a free shared counter beside it.
    • FAQs sit beside their heading on wide screens, with a link to ask us anything else.
    • The Monthly and Yearly switch on pricing slides between the two.

  34. Brand assets for press, partners and affiliates

    New

    A new Brand assets page has the SnapCount logo, icon and wordmark as SVG and PNG, the brand colors, and ready-made images for posts, stories and link previews, with one download for everything.

    What changed5
    • Save any logo as SVG or PNG, or copy the SVG straight into a design tool.
    • Logos are outlined, so they look the same without our font installed.
    • Click a color to copy its hex code.
    • Promotional images in 1200 x 630, 1080 x 1080 and 1080 x 1920, also shown on the affiliate resources page.
    • Brand assets is linked from the footer on every page.

  35. A changelog you can scan by week

    Improved

    The changelog now opens with releases per week as bars, grouped by month underneath. Move across the bars to read any week, and open a release to see what changed.

    What changed5
    • Releases per week as bars from zero, with the running total as a line and the busiest week highlighted.
    • Hover, drag or use the arrow keys on the chart to read out any week.
    • Releases are grouped by month, with the month name kept in view as you scroll on wide screens.
    • Each release shows its summary first. The full list of changes opens with What changed.
    • Older months fold away, and a link to a release inside one opens it for you.

  36. A site menu that says where each link goes

    Improved

    Product, Solutions and Resources now open one panel that shows what each page is for, and it moves with you from menu to menu. Product also lists the free counters for common jobs and a button to start a shared counter.

    What changed5
    • Every menu link has a one-line description, in all six languages.
    • Count a job now links straight to the event headcount, head counter, retail foot traffic and church attendance counters.
    • Start a free shared counter from the Product menu, no account needed.
    • Resources shows the latest release, so you can see what changed without opening the changelog.
    • Keyboard: Enter opens a menu on its first link, Escape returns to the menu name, and Tab moves back to the bar at either end.

  37. Busiest times in counter analytics

    New

    Enterprise counter analytics now show when people arrive: the busiest hour, the busiest 15 minutes, and the hour a counter is usually busiest, on your own clock. Use it to decide when a door needs a second person.

    What changed4
    • Busiest hour and busiest 15 minutes, with the day each happened and how many were counted.
    • Usually busiest names the hour that is busiest on the most days, so one big night does not set your staffing.
    • Times follow your time zone, and the period matches the chart; Year shows its last 90 days.
    • Counter analytics days now run midnight to midnight in your time zone instead of UTC.

  38. Analytics that show each day, and read out under your finger

    Improved

    Counter analytics now show how much was counted each day as bars from zero, with the busiest day highlighted and the running total as a line. Drag across the chart, or use the arrow keys, and the headline shows the total and the count for that day.

    What changed5
    • Bars start from zero, so a quiet week looks quiet and a busy day stands out.
    • The busiest day is highlighted, and its number matches the Busiest day figure below the chart.
    • Drag, hover or use the arrow keys to read any day; let go and it returns to today.
    • The summary names what each number is: Counted, Busiest day, Per day and Resets.
    • Screen readers get every day as a table, and the chart loads with less code than before.

  39. A tidier dashboard and Members page on phones

    Improved

    On phones the dashboard now shows New counter and three labelled icon buttons in one row, and the search sits beside the view switch, so your counters start much higher up. Members uses the same clear sections as Settings.

    What changed4
    • New counter comes first on phones, with Alerts, Export and Templates as icon buttons on the same row.
    • Search and the grid, list and single view switch share one row.
    • Members, pending invitations and the invite form are separate sections, with each person's role under their name.
    • Loading placeholders now match the pages they stand in for, so nothing jumps when your data arrives.

  40. Scoreboard stream overlay

    Improved

    The stream overlay now works for scoreboards. A two-team scoreboard shows both team names and scores side by side on a transparent background, ready for an OBS Browser Source.

    What changed3
    • In a live scoreboard, open Share, choose Embed on a website, then press Stream overlay (OBS).
    • Both scores update live as you score, with team names kept on unless you hide them.
    • The overlay only displays the score, so scoring stays on the scoreboard page.

  41. Door labels on saved counters

    Improved

    On Enterprise, each device on the dashboard can name the door it is counting, like Door A. Its taps carry the label, and the By person report now totals each door.

    What changed4
    • Tap Name the door you are counting under the page title, then pick Door A, B or C or type your own.
    • The label stays on that device for the organization until you change or remove it.
    • By person has a new Door column. Taps from a named door are totalled together, whoever tapped them.
    • Taps with no door still show one row per person, as before.

  42. Busiest times and by person reports

    New

    Generate report has two new Enterprise reports. Busiest times shows each day's peak 15 minutes and busiest hour per counter. By person shows who counted what, with in, out, and first and last tap.

    What changed4
    • Busiest times lists movements, in and out for each counter and day, plus when the peak 15 minutes started and the busiest hour.
    • By person splits each counter's day by the teammate who tapped it, with their first and last tap.
    • Resets and set values are left out, so the numbers are real taps only.
    • Both download as CSV or JSON for up to 90 days, in your time zone.

  43. Offline counts keep the time you tapped

    Fixed

    Counts made while the connection was down now keep the time you tapped them. Event history and activity show when each tap happened, not when the phone got signal back.

    What changed3
    • Taps held on the device are sent with their tap time and recorded at that time.
    • Works for saved counters and guest sessions on the web.
    • Taps held for longer than a day are recorded at the time they reach the server.

  44. Event Pass: $9 for 72 hours of Pro

    New

    One event coming up? The Event Pass gives one organization 72 hours of Pro for a single $9 payment. It never renews and there is nothing to cancel. Find it on the pricing page, below the plans.

    What changed4
    • Pay $9 once for 72 hours of Pro: saved counters, your team, and exports.
    • The pass ends on its own. Your counters stay, and the organization goes back to free.
    • Billing shows when your pass ends, with a one-tap way to keep Pro monthly or yearly afterwards.
    • When a free guest session ends, the Event Pass is offered next to the plans.

  45. Name your door, and see where each count came from

    New

    When someone joins a shared count on the web, they can name the door they are counting, like Door A. Each tap carries that label, and a Recent activity list under the counters shows which door counted what, and when.

    What changed3
    • Joining a live count asks Which door are you counting? with Door A, B and C ready to tap, or your own name. Skipping is fine.
    • The label shows at the top of the session and can be changed at any time.
    • Recent activity lists the door, the counter, the change and the time for the latest counts, and updates as taps land.

  46. Public displays become an occupancy screen

    New

    Share a group with a capacity as a public view and the TV now leads with how many people are inside, out of your capacity, with the spaces left. The screen turns amber near the limit and red at it.

    What changed4
    • For an in and out group, the display shows in minus out as Inside now instead of adding exits to entries.
    • Capacity displays show the count, of your capacity, a progress bar and the spaces left in type big enough to read across a room.
    • The screen turns amber at your lowest capacity alert, or at 80% without one, and red at capacity.
    • Displays for single counters and groups without a capacity look the same as before.

  47. Put a live count on stream with OBS

    New

    A live session's embed settings now have a Stream overlay (OBS) preset. It makes the counter transparent with no title or buttons and gives you one URL to paste into an OBS Browser Source.

    What changed4
    • Stream overlay (OBS) sets a transparent background, hides the title and turns off the buttons in one tap.
    • Copy the overlay URL on its own, without the iframe code.
    • A new Size setting makes the number 1.5, 2 or 3 times bigger for a stream or a website embed.
    • The developers page explains how to add the overlay in OBS.

  48. A free Fun Run Lap Counter template

    New

    School fun runs and PTA fundraisers can start a lap count with one counter per class and one live total for the event, free and with no account. It opens from the fun runs page and the tally counter.

    What changed3
    • Class 1 to Class 4 counters add up to one live total for the whole run.
    • Each volunteer joins by QR code or link and taps laps for their class.
    • Rename or add classes to fit your event, then export each class for pledge totals on a paid plan.

  49. Calmer motion across the app

    Improved

    New counters, members and invites ease in instead of popping, the sidebar opens without shifting your counters around, and menus grow from the button you pressed.

    What changed6
    • A counter created or shared while the dashboard is open eases in, in the grid and in the list.
    • Collapsing or expanding the sidebar no longer drags the counter grid through a resize; its labels fade back in.
    • On phones the dimmed background fades in and out with the menu instead of blinking.
    • Menus grow from the button that opened them, and the sidebar counts ease in when they change.
    • New members and invites ease into the Members list, and the Save bar on counter access slides in.
    • With Reduce Motion on, these stay still and loading spinners turn slowly.

  50. Big counts fit on every screen

    Fixed

    Counter cards now size their number to the card, so a total like 1,234,567 fits on a phone or an iPad instead of spilling out, while short counts stay large. The grid shows two columns beside the sidebar on iPads and small laptops.

    What changed5
    • Counts shrink only as much as they need to fit between the buttons; short counts keep their full size.
    • In list view a long count wraps instead of being cut off with an ellipsis.
    • From 1024 to 1279 pixels wide the grid shows two roomy columns instead of three cramped ones, and wide screens fit five.
    • Layout toggles, the counter search, the Counters and Groups tabs and a few text links are easier to tap on phones and iPads.
    • On iPad in portrait, the bottom navigation stays a compact bar instead of stretching edge to edge.

  51. The Save bar stays in view on counter access

    Improved

    On counter access, the bar with Save changes now stays at the bottom of the screen while you scroll, so an access change is not left unsaved below a long list. The page also asks before a reload drops unsaved changes.

    What changed3
    • Save changes and Discard stay pinned to the bottom of the screen on counter access, however many counters you have.
    • Reloading or closing the page with unsaved access changes asks first.
    • On phones, the header with your organization stays at the top while you scroll signed-in pages.

  52. Clearer settings pages, and seat use on Billing

    Improved

    Every settings page now uses the same layout: what a section is for on the left, its controls on the right. Billing shows how many seats your team uses against what the plan includes.

    What changed5
    • Billing shows seats used against the seats your plan includes, and the counter limit.
    • Plan, Payment and Cancel plan are separate sections, and cancelling sits on its own so it is hard to hit by accident.
    • A failed or on-hold payment now has its Update payment method button right beside the message.
    • Members who are not the owner see who to ask about billing on the Billing page.
    • Profile, Email preferences, API and webhooks, and Scheduled reports use the same sections and larger buttons on phones.

  53. Counter access, one counter at a time

    Improved

    Enterprise admins now choose access from a list of counters that already shows who can use each one. Pick a counter to switch members on or off, copy access from another counter, and see the owners and admins who always have access.

    What changed5
    • Each counter in the list shows the people who can use it, or Admins only when no regular member can.
    • Choosing a counter opens its members with a switch each, plus Everyone and No one.
    • Copy access from another counter to give a new gate the same people in one step.
    • Owners, admins and the person who created a counter are shown as always having access, so it is clear who else can see it.
    • Counters are grouped the way they are on your dashboard, and on a phone a counter opens as a sheet.

  54. Free Guest sessions now hold 10 devices

    Improved

    A free Guest session now lets up to 10 phones, tablets, or laptops count into the same live total, up from 3. That is enough to put a device on every door of most venues before anyone signs up.

    What changed4
    • Up to 10 devices can join one free Guest session. Sessions started from a paid plan still have no device cap.
    • The quick people counter setup now takes up to 10 entrances.
    • The help answer on losing your connection now says what happens: taps are held on your device for up to 24 hours, even through a page reload, and each is sent once when you reconnect.
    • The tally counter page now explains how it works as an online clicker counter.

  55. A calmer sidebar with your organization on top

    Improved

    The sidebar now opens with your organization: its name, your role and the plan, with every organization you belong to one click away. Below it sits a single list of pages with counter and member counts, and your personal settings live behind one Settings row.

    What changed6
    • Your organization is the first thing in the sidebar. Click it to switch, rename, or create an organization.
    • Counters and Members show how many you have, and the page you are on is marked with a blue bar.
    • Scheduled reports, API and webhooks, and Billing each have their own row. Settings now holds Profile and Email preferences.
    • What's new shows the date of the latest release and can be closed until the next one.
    • Help center and Report issue sit at the bottom, and theme, the affiliate program and sign out are in the menu on your name.
    • The collapsed sidebar is narrower, and the organization, pages and your account all stay one click away with labels on hover.

  56. See a teammate's count land, and new sign-in pages

    Improved

    When someone counts on another phone, the number on your dashboard card now flashes once, so you can tell their tap from yours. Counts roll to their new value, the actions menu sits beside each counter's name, and the sign-in pages show the live count they lead to.

    What changed10
    • A count that changes from another device flashes once on your card. Your own taps stay quiet, since the button already answers them.
    • Dashboard counts roll to their new value, the same way they do in Guest Mode.
    • Each counter's actions menu now sits on the same row as its name instead of on a row of its own, and it stays a full-size target on touch screens.
    • Counters load as placeholder cards instead of a spinner, and an organization with no counters yet shows what the first one will look like.
    • Log in, sign up, and password pages now show two phones feeding one live total beside the form.
    • The log in and sign up forms are rebuilt with larger fields, Apple and Google side by side, and a Last used marker on the way you signed in before.
    • Loading screens no longer show a stripe down the middle of the page.
    • In a Guest Mode session, the connected devices number rolls and flashes when a device joins.
    • On the homepage, clipboard tallies are drawn as real five-bar gates, the three steps fit on one screen of a phone, and the feature previews sit beside their text on iPad.
    • The features page shows the same working previews as the homepage on every screen size, tool cards share one style across the tools pages, and the sign-in panel stays still when you switch between log in and sign up.

  57. A bolder homepage that shows the live wall

    Improved

    The homepage now opens on three phones feeding one live total that you can tap, then shows the product doing each job instead of describing it: the before and after of a clipboard count, four feature rows with working previews, and three connected steps from create to count.

    What changed4
    • The hero is a live wall: three gate phones you can tap and one total that rolls as they change.
    • Before and after frames show a clipboard rollup with no total beside three gates ticking into one live number.
    • Live sync, QR join, gates and capacity, and export each get a short working preview that plays once as you scroll to it.
    • How it works is three connected steps with the product in each card, and the closing band lists where a count can live: iPhone, web, QR, CSV, the public API, and webhooks.

  58. Clearer checkout errors, quieter upgrade prompts, easier sharing

    Fixed

    If checkout cannot open a payment page, you now see why instead of a spinning button that does nothing. Login failures offer a password reset in the error. Expired-trial upgrade prompts no longer reopen every visit, and a live guest count leads with the QR and share link after the first tap.

    What changed4
    • Checkout now explains when a payment page cannot be opened, instead of returning you to the same plan button with no message.
    • If login fails, the error offers a password reset and reminds you to use Google or Apple if that is how you signed up.
    • Expired-trial upgrade prompts open at most once a week, and at most four times, instead of on every dashboard visit.
    • After the first tap in a live guest count, the QR code and share link are the next step so someone at the other door can join.

  59. Attendance counter now covers one door and answers common questions

    Improved

    The attendance counter now leads with counting one door yourself, then scaling to every entrance, and the questions people ask before they count are on the page.

    What changed3
    • Count one door, a classroom, or a small meeting on load, then add more entrances only when you have more doors.
    • Frequently asked questions are on the page, including what an attendance counter is and whether it counts people automatically.
    • CSV export, capacity warnings, and a live monitor for staff at every door are unchanged.

  60. Count the days between two dates, in every language

    Improved

    The days calculator now accepts an optional end date that defaults to today, and the localized tool pages point you to related day and date tools.

    What changed3
    • Pick a start date and an optional end date on the days calculator. Leave the end date empty to count up to today.
    • See weeks alongside hours and seconds, with the duration breakdown in the page language.
    • Related tools now appear on the days calculator, countdown timer, word counter, and random number generator in every language.

  61. Resets land in one step, and a free session counts once you count

    Fixed

    Resetting a live count now reaches every device in a single step, however high the number was, and organizers can reset a live scoreboard with Undo. Opening a free live session no longer uses up your session limit: a session counts toward it when it takes its first count.

    What changed6
    • Resetting a live tally or scoreboard sends one update to every device, instead of walking the number down one point at a time.
    • The tally counter keeps its live link through a reset at any count. It used to drop the link above 100.
    • Organizers can reset both scores on a live scoreboard, confirm first, and undo it right after.
    • A reset made while offline waits on the device as one change and syncs when the connection is back.
    • Opening a free live session and never counting in it no longer counts toward the session limit.
    • Runs, Retail, and Church are saved as their own choice in onboarding and in template requests.

  62. Join a team invite with Google or Apple

    New

    An invitation can now be accepted with Google or Apple as well as a password, and the invite is kept through sign-in. The closeout record is now called a headcount summary, and the ROI calculator counts every person on the team.

    What changed5
    • The invitation page offers Continue with Apple and Continue with Google, then brings you back to the same invitation to join the team.
    • If Google or Apple sign-in is cancelled or fails, the invitation page says so and the invite stays open.
    • The branded record of a closed Live Run is now called a headcount summary, in the dialog, the image, the PDF, and the file name.
    • When the connection drops, the counting page says taps are held on this device and sent when the connection returns, and to keep the page open.
    • The ROI calculator multiplies the time saved by the number of people counting and shows hours of re-keying avoided instead of an error rate.

  63. Live sessions you can trust, on every screen and in every theme

    Fixed

    Guest sessions no longer end early on a device that is only watching, a lost connection no longer looks like a deleted session, and embeds update live again. Resets and deletes now ask first, the free tools follow your light or dark theme, and pages read better with a screen reader and in every language.

    What changed10
    • A display or viewer device keeps a guest session open for as long as the people counting keep it active, instead of ending it at the original time.
    • If the connection fails while a guest session loads, you see a Try again screen and keep your organizer access, rather than Not Found.
    • Embedded counters update live, show when a session has ended, and no longer take one of the session's device slots.
    • Once a guest session is saved to an account, its shared link turns read-only and tells volunteers to ask the organizer for access.
    • Resetting a counter names the counter and offers Undo, and revoking an API key or deleting a webhook or report asks first.
    • The tally counter, pitch counter, and every scoreboard follow your light or dark theme, and the tally number no longer blinks between taps.
    • Group totals update live on the dashboard, and a capacity count over its limit says how far over it is.
    • The pricing and features pages, the exit prompt, and the free tools show far fewer English leftovers in Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, and Indonesian.
    • Keyboard users get a working skip link and menu, and screen readers hear feature names, filter states, and one clear heading per page.
    • The Organizations page lists every organization you belong to, with its plan and your role.

  64. Count first on a phone, and the save prompt waits its turn

    Improved

    On phones, the count button now sits on the first screen of the homepage demo and the counting tools. In a guest session, the person who joins by QR code sees the count rather than a save prompt, everyone sees when another device joins, and a mistaken tap can be undone.

    What changed7
    • The homepage two-phone demo is live on phones: tap either one and both update.
    • The tally counter and the event, church, and retail counters show the number and the plus button first on a phone. Setup moves under an Edit setup control.
    • In a guest session, a message appears when another device joins, and the device count shows on phones.
    • The save prompt appears after you have counted with a second device or made 10 taps, and saving opens in a new tab so the count keeps running.
    • Undo last tap appears for 5 seconds after each tap on the standard counter.
    • Plus is a larger solid button and minus a smaller outlined one, with higher contrast for bright daylight, screen reader labels, and 44px controls throughout.
    • If a live session cannot start, you stay on the page with a Try again button instead of returning to the homepage.

  65. Start counting from any tool page opens a live session again

    Fixed

    On the scoreboard tools, the tally sheet generator, the pitch counter, and the stocktake counter, the Start counting button in the header sent visitors back to the homepage instead of into a live session. It now opens one every time, and the scoreboard tools start with a two-team board.

    What changed4
    • Start counting on a scoreboard page opens a live two-team scoreboard with HOME and GUEST ready to score.
    • Start counting on the tally sheet, pitch counter, and stocktake tools opens a free Quick Tally session instead of failing on a paid template.
    • If a template is unavailable, you still get a live session rather than a silent return to the homepage, and a message explains any other failure.
    • The scoreboard, cornhole, and darts boards no longer crash when Chrome auto-translates the page.

  66. The homepage demo fits laptop screens again

    Fixed

    On laptops between 1024px and 1380px wide, the two phones in the homepage live sync preview spilled past their card and covered the See pricing button. The phones now size to their column, the buttons wrap instead of overflowing, and Log In reaches the header one breakpoint earlier.

    What changed5
    • The two-phone live sync preview shrinks to fit its column on 13-inch and 14-inch laptops instead of running past the card edge.
    • Start free shared counter and See pricing wrap to a second line in a narrow column rather than sliding under the demo.
    • Log In and the header counter button show from 1024px wide, so a laptop visitor no longer opens the menu to sign in.
    • On tablets the live sync preview sits directly under the buttons, so it lands above the fold.
    • The Start free link on the pricing preview and the See pricing link in the closing section now meet the 44px tap target.

  67. Dashboard edits show when a save is still working

    Improved

    Changing a counter or renaming a group used to leave the controls live until the server answered, so a slow save looked like nothing happened. Those actions now disable and show that they are saving.

    What changed2
    • Counter settings Save disables the dialog and shows a spinner until the change lands.
    • Renaming a group commits once and updates the name immediately, instead of waiting silently or firing twice on Enter.

  68. Read live counts from a public API, or receive signed webhooks

    New

    Pro and Enterprise workspaces can create API keys to read counter totals and history, and send signed webhooks when a count changes. Enterprise keeps higher rate limits. Threshold alert events still fire only when Enterprise alerts fire.

    What changed4
    • Create a Bearer API key in Settings and call GET /api/v1/counters, a single counter, or its history.
    • Subscribe an HTTPS URL to counter.increment, counter.decrement, and threshold.alert.fired. SnapCount signs each post with X-SnapCount-Signature.
    • Pro allows 60 requests per minute and 1,000 per hour. Enterprise allows 300 per minute and 10,000 per hour.
    • Developer docs on /developers now describe the public API and webhooks. oEmbed is unchanged. There is still no public write API or MCP server.

  69. Counting fast on iPhone now keeps up with you

    FixedVersion 1.1.4

    Holding plus or minus could stall, and the total sometimes jumped back a few before settling. The goal bar had the same problem from a different cause: it moved in whole percent steps, so on a large goal it sat still for several taps and then snapped forward. Plan and billing also now lists everything a plan includes.

    What changed5
    • Hold plus or minus and the total climbs cleanly instead of stalling or jumping back a few.
    • The goal bar fills as you count rather than sitting still and then snapping forward, which was most obvious on large goals.
    • Counting on the counters list keeps up with a fast hold the same way the counter screen does.
    • Plan and billing shows everything your plan includes, including the read-only API and webhooks, automatic resets, and capacity threshold alerts.
    • Enterprise now opens with everything in Pro, so unlimited counters and live sync no longer look like they stop at Pro.

  70. Create a numbered set of counters in one step

    New

    Type a prefix and a count to create Runner 1 through Runner 100 in a summed group. Delete the group and its counters together. Plan cards now say unlimited counters, and the FAQ explains members versus counters.

    What changed4
    • Create a numbered set from the dashboard: prefix plus how many, up to 200 counters in a summed group.
    • Delete a group and its counters in one action, with Undo after a numbered-set create.
    • Pro and Enterprise plan cards now say unlimited counters.
    • FAQ: a member is a person who taps; a counter is the thing being counted.

  71. Guest counts follow you into an account on iPhone

    FixedVersion 1.1.3

    Save a guest session while signing up and the counters arrive in your workspace, rather than ending with the session.

    What changed6
    • Tap Save on a guest session, create an account, and the count you already took is waiting in your workspace instead of ending with the session.
    • Set a counter to an exact number when a total needs correcting, rather than resetting to zero and counting back up.
    • Change your name from Account settings.
    • The Pro stats and daily reports announced on 6 September are available on iPhone from this version.
    • Read secondary labels and captions more easily. Muted text now meets WCAG AA contrast in both light and dark mode.
    • See the shape of a screen while it loads instead of a spinner, including the shared guest session a link opens.

  72. Cancelling now offers to skip your next bill

    New

    Starting a cancellation opens a short flow instead of a single confirmation. Monthly workspaces can move their next charge out by a month, everyone can swap to a lifetime plan, and the cancel itself now asks one question.

    What changed3
    • Skip your next bill and keep everything, offered once per workspace on monthly plans that have renewed at least once.
    • Take the plan for good with a one-time payment instead, so there is nothing left to cancel.
    • Tell us in one tap what made you leave, with an optional note, before the cancellation is scheduled.

  73. Lifetime plans return as a limited offer

    New

    Lifetime is available again through a limited offer on the pricing page. Billing settings now tells a new lifetime purchase apart from a grandfathered one, so each keeps the right terms.

    What changed3
    • A lifetime offer opens for a short window with a countdown that survives signup and reload.
    • A lifetime purchase made today follows current Pro or Enterprise terms, including seats.
    • Grandfathered Lifetime (legacy) plans are unchanged and stay labelled as legacy.

  74. Pro now includes counter stats and daily reports

    Improved

    Pro workspaces can open week, month, and year stats, download a daily CSV or JSON report, and schedule email delivery. Event history, activity logs, and locks stay on Enterprise.

    What changed3
    • Open the existing stats panel on Pro counters.
    • Download a daily CSV or JSON report, or email it on a schedule.
    • Event history and the activity log remain Enterprise.

  75. Scoreboards now offer to keep the result, not to add teammates

    Improved

    A live scoreboard is usually one person keeping score, so it no longer opens with a join code or asks you to add scorers. It offers to save the result instead.

    What changed3
    • Starting a scoreboard no longer opens the join QR code. The share button is still there when you want it.
    • Once you score inside a live scoreboard, the save card offers to keep the final score, the team names, and the setup.
    • The expiry warning now speaks about keeping the result rather than adding more screens and scorers.

  76. Pricing now starts from what Guest Mode already gives you

    Improved

    The pricing page compares Guest to Pro on the jobs you already did, so the paid part is the record you hand off rather than the live sync you already have.

    What changed3
    • A Guest vs Pro table covers multiple counters on one total, the person at the desk watching it, and the number for a grant, bulletin, or CRM field.
    • If you counted in this browser, the page greets you with the count you already have instead of a generic plan pitch.
    • The Pro card lists only what Pro adds on top of Guest Mode: saved counters, seats, and the export.

  77. Get alerts when a count hits capacity

    New

    Enterprise workspaces can now set a threshold on a counter or grouped occupancy and see it fire in the dashboard inbox.

    What changed3
    • Alert at the goal or capacity, at a percent of that number, or at a custom count.
    • Owners and admins get an unread badge and inbox on the dashboard, plus email when a threshold fires.
    • Stadium and multi-gate groups with a summed or net total can alert on the combined occupancy.

  78. Keep counting when the connection drops

    New

    Plus and minus stay available offline. Taps wait on this device and sync when you reconnect.

    What changed3
    • Guest tally buttons stay enabled while you are offline.
    • An alert tells you counts are saved locally. It does not say counting has to stop.
    • When you reconnect, queued taps drain in order and the waiting banner clears.

  79. Signed-in counts hold through a dropped connection

    Improved

    Dashboard taps now stay on this device when the signal drops, then sync in order once you reconnect.

    What changed3
    • Count on a previously loaded counter while offline. The number stays put and a banner shows how many taps are waiting.
    • When the connection returns, queued taps replay in order. A tap that already reached the server is not counted twice.
    • Guest sessions already worked this way. Signed-in counters now match them.

  80. See the right upgrade when a paid feature is needed

    Improved

    Upgrade prompts now appear at the moment you try to save, export, invite, or use an Enterprise control, with a way to keep counting.

    What changed3
    • Save a guest session to Pro before it ends, or keep counting without a card.
    • Export snapshots, invite teammates, and save durable workspaces from Pro, with Enterprise only for locks, activity, and access controls.
    • Each prompt appears once per session, and lifetime plans are not asked to buy the same tier again.

  81. Choose Pro or Enterprise by month or year

    New

    New web plans are Pro and Enterprise subscriptions. Existing lifetime buyers keep access and are not asked to switch.

    What changed3
    • Buy Pro for $15/mo or $129/yr, with 10 seats and today's Team workspace features.
    • Buy Enterprise for $39/mo or $349/yr when you need locks, activity logs, and timestamped or daily CSV exports.
    • Keep a Lifetime (legacy) plan if you already bought Team or Enterprise once. Stadium stays a sales-led $999+ option.

  82. See the right upgrade for each workspace

    Improved

    Upgrade prompts now follow the selected workspace and take you directly to the plan required by the feature you tried to use.

    What changed3
    • See the selected workspace's current plan and available upgrade instead of another workspace's plan.
    • Go directly to Enterprise when opening an Enterprise-only feature.
    • Use clear upgrade buttons for detailed and scheduled reports on phones, tablets, and desktops.

  83. Reach your first live count faster

    Improved

    New workspaces can start a counter in one tap, count before sharing, and finish setup without paid features interrupting the first run.

    What changed3
    • Start with a blank live counter immediately or choose a ready-made workflow.
    • Make the first count before SnapCount asks you to share it with another screen.
    • Finish the shorter setup checklist with a counter, a live view, and a teammate.

  84. Read every pricing plan without clipped details

    Fixed

    Team, Enterprise, and Stadium plan details now have enough room to stay readable across tablet and desktop screens.

    What changed3
    • Compare Team and Enterprise in wider cards on medium screens.
    • See all three paid plans together once the screen has room for them.
    • Read every plan guide price without text being cut off.

  85. Keep public pages within every screen

    Fixed

    Pricing, developer resources, localized tools, and blog guides now stay within the viewport, while related counting links appear before the page footer.

    What changed3
    • Read wide comparison tables and long examples on phones without widening the whole page.
    • Wrap long localized headings and developer documentation cleanly on compact screens.
    • Keep the legal links, language switcher, and copyright line as the final page section.

  86. Open an Event Command Center without an account

    New

    Start a free ops board with Gate A and Gate B plus live capacity remaining. The first live sync in the guest session is the demo.

    What changed3
    • See Gate A and Gate B entry and exit side by side, with remaining capacity updating live.
    • Use the template from the gallery with no account. Share a link or QR so a second device joins the same board.
    • This is a live count for ops, not a fire code or safety certification.

  87. Clearer public product and counting information

    Improved

    Public pages now distinguish web and iPhone details, consolidate overlapping examples, and state manual-counting limits more clearly.

    What changed3
    • See Team, Enterprise, and Stadium details consistently across public pricing resources.
    • Reach the working counter tool when an older use-case page describes the same job.
    • Read clearer limitations on illustrative workflows and manual counting examples.

  88. Start counting and show a QR from the first click

    Improved

    Logged-out Start buttons now open a relevant shared session with the QR ready, so a second person can join without picking a template first.

    What changed3
    • Use the header, bottom CTA, pricing preview, Features, and footer guest buttons to land on a live session with the QR open.
    • Keep the template catalog for signed-in teams that already have a workspace.
    • Describe guest session time limits honestly on the exit-intent prompt instead of promising unlimited history.

  89. See Stadium next to the $49 Team lifetime plan

    New

    Compare Team lifetime access with Stadium, a custom ops plan for venues counting 50,000+ entries across 20+ gates.

    What changed3
    • See Stadium from $999 with dedicated onboarding and an SLA.
    • Keep Team at $49 lifetime as the plan for a small event crew.
    • Share the headline: lifetime tally counter for your whole team, $49, no subscription.

  90. Share a Verified Headcount badge after every count

    New

    Closing a Team or Enterprise Live Run now prepares a branded badge with the event name, final count, and timestamp, ready to attach to a report or share.

    What changed3
    • Generate a Verified Headcount badge automatically when a paid workspace Live Run is closed and saved.
    • Download a PNG or PDF, or share the image, without rebuilding the total from screenshots.
    • Keep the record honest: the badge shows the saved SnapCount total and is not a legal or capacity certification.

  91. See who SnapCount lifetime pricing is for

    Improved

    Quickly compare a shared live count and one-time access with clickers, paper tallies, recurring subscriptions, and after-shift spreadsheets.

    What changed3
    • See the $49 Team lifetime price before comparing plans, with no recurring subscription.
    • Know when a basic personal clicker is enough and when a crew needs one live count across devices.
    • Compare the live workflow directly with radio calls, paper tally sheets, and end-of-day reconciliation.

  92. Prove live sync before you create an account

    New

    Tap a real shared counter on Features or the homepage, open a second tab, and watch both numbers stay in sync. No signup.

    What changed3
    • Try a live two-device counter on the Features page without creating an account.
    • Open the same page in another tab and watch the number move on both screens.
    • Use the same instant tap on the homepage live demo, with no Start Demo click in the way.

  93. Make the shared counter clearer from the first click

    Improved

    Test clearer homepage wording that tells visitors the free counter works across their crew's devices.

    What changed3
    • Compare the current homepage action with wording that names the shared counter directly.
    • Run the same focused wording test across English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, and Indonesian homepages.
    • Measure whether clearer wording leads to more guest sessions while keeping the counting workflow unchanged.

  94. Compare SnapCount with CountThings

    New

    Choose between a shared live tally and automatic image counting with a clearer side-by-side guide.

    What changed3
    • Compare real-time multi-device counting with automatic photo and video counting.
    • Review current CountThings per-device licenses alongside SnapCount's $49 one-time Team plan.
    • See the setup and guest-access tradeoffs before choosing the workflow that fits the job.

  95. Find the plan that fits your counting team

    Improved

    See concrete team examples alongside pricing so it takes less work to choose the right lifetime plan.

    What changed2
    • Match Team with event door crews and volunteer teams that need a shared live count and CSV export.
    • Match Enterprise with warehouse supervisors and traffic research teams that need audit trails, detailed exports, reports, and controls.

August 2026

21 updates

Show 21 releases from August 2026

  1. Your counts hold, even when the signal does not

    Fixed

    Counting together no longer loses taps, and a dropped connection now holds your counts on the device until they can sync.

    What changed3
    • Two people counting the same session at the same time no longer overwrite each other, so every tap is kept.
    • Tap while offline and the number stays put. A banner shows how many counts are waiting, and they sync themselves once you reconnect.
    • Gate entries and exits, wine cases and bottles, and plain tallies are all covered, and a count that syncs twice is only ever counted once.

  2. Start a shared retail stocktake from one list

    New

    Turn store zones, departments, or stock rooms into one live inventory count you can open on a second device by QR code.

    What changed3
    • Paste up to three retail counting areas and create every zone counter in one step.
    • Count with one teammate across two devices while the full stocktake total stays in sync.
    • Try the complete live workflow without an account, then save it later for repeat counts and history.

  3. Start the right shared count from every entry point

    Improved

    Move from a free tally, headcount, attendance, capacity, or scoreboard tool into a populated live workflow without rebuilding the setup.

    What changed3
    • Start the homepage counter with a ready Quick Tally setup and an immediate QR sharing path.
    • Carry current labels, totals, entrances, capacity, and scores into the matching shared session.
    • Keep the original free tool available before any account or payment decision.

  4. Clearer scoreboard and tally counter results

    Improved

    Find the right interactive scoreboard or tally counter directly from search and SnapCount guides.

    What changed3
    • Open one primary online scoreboard for generic two-team scoring and live sharing.
    • Follow older score keeper links directly to the current online scoreboard.
    • Use scoreboard and tally guides for setup advice, while the free tools remain the place to count or score.

  5. Share a live count by QR in seconds

    New

    Start a real shared counter and put its QR code on screen without creating an account.

    What changed3
    • Start a guest counter from the homepage and see its joinable QR code immediately.
    • Let another person scan, join, and count live without an account or app download.
    • Scan QR codes reliably in both light and dark themes.

  6. Clearer public product resources

    Improved

    Find company details, supported integrations, and reliable SnapCount source pages more easily.

    What changed3
    • Learn why SnapCount exists, who it serves, and which company operates it on the new About page.
    • Find supported embed documentation, machine-readable resources, and current public integration availability in one developer resource hub.
    • Recover from an outdated or incorrect link with direct paths to current SnapCount resources.

  7. A smoother finish to account setup

    Improved

    Confirm your new account and move into SnapCount with one quick setup question.

    What changed2
    • Finish account setup on a focused confirmation screen before opening your workspace.
    • Choose how you found SnapCount with one tap, or skip the question and continue.

  8. Download tally charts for spreadsheets

    New

    Build a tally chart in the browser, then save every category and total as a CSV file.

    What changed3
    • Download the current tally sheet as a CSV file for Excel, Google Sheets, or Numbers.
    • Use clearer category, tally mark, and total guidance when starting a tally chart.
    • Keep printing, copying, and live sharing from the same free tool.

  9. A faster path from first count to team workflow

    Improved

    Start with templates matched to the job, see the count on another screen, and finish the setup steps that make the workspace reusable.

    What changed4
    • Choose an events, retail, church, warehouse, or custom starting point before creating the first counter.
    • Open a live view by link or QR code as soon as the first counter is ready, or invite a teammate to count.
    • Resume after saving a guest count with the transferred counters clearly identified.
    • Follow a short workspace checklist for sharing, teammate access, and a downloadable snapshot.

  10. Share a live tool without losing your place

    New

    Keep scoring or counting in the free tool while teammates and spectators follow the same result from a live link.

    What changed4
    • Copy a live viewer link directly from scoreboards, pitch counters, score keepers, and tally sheets without leaving the tool.
    • Keep rapid score changes, resets, team names, and tally labels synchronized with live viewers.
    • Start each free guest session with 1 hour and keep it open while active for up to 4 hours.
    • Save the shared session after the link is ready so its setup and history remain available after the count.

  11. Replace a public counter link in one step

    New

    Disable an old public counter link and copy a replacement without interrupting the count itself.

    What changed2
    • Rotate an active public link from the counter actions menu when a viewer should no longer have access.
    • Confirm the replacement before the previous public link is disabled.

  12. Keep shared tallies ready for the next count

    New

    Save a shared tally after your team joins, then keep its history, setup, and result available beyond the current count.

    What changed2
    • See a clear save path after copying a live tally link for another person.
    • Carry the active shared tally into account creation or Team lifetime access without losing the count.

  13. A clearer SnapCount workspace on every screen

    Improved

    Keep live counter actions, workspace navigation, and settings easy to use from a phone, tablet, or desktop.

    What changed6
    • Use the compact navigation and bottom tabs through tablet widths, then switch to the full workspace sidebar on larger screens.
    • Read long counter names, active public-view status, and large totals without competing for the same narrow row.
    • Open Enterprise activity history from List view on phones, tablets, and desktops.
    • Scan free tools and product previews through more compact cards, balanced actions, and consistent light or dark preview surfaces.
    • Open every Settings section on a small screen without clipped navigation labels, with enough space above the bottom navigation for the last action.
    • See a loading layout that mirrors the counters, settings, or members screen that is about to open, so the workspace stays easy to scan while data arrives.

  14. A faster start for SnapCount affiliates

    Improved

    Move from application to an accurate recommendation with a clearer partner guide and ready-to-use material.

    What changed3
    • Follow a four-step starter guide and practical playbooks for events, venues, retailers, warehouses, educators, consultants, and community teams.
    • Copy approved social posts, newsletter copy, a review outline, and an affiliate disclosure directly from the partner-resource hub.
    • Find the affiliate program from the signed-in Account navigation, with a temporary desktop announcement for launch discovery.

  15. Run a simple scoreboard from both teams' phones

    New

    Share a simple scoring link with each team so everyone keeps score from their own phone, and put the live score on a TV.

    What changed6
    • On simple two-team scoreboards, send each team its own scoring link or QR code so both sides update the same score from separate phones.
    • Open a read-only display link on a TV or projector that stays in sync and never shows controls.
    • Keep every simple scoreboard in step as both teams update the same live score from their own devices.
    • Keep sport-specific live scoreboards read-only so serves, sets, legs, periods, and other match rules stay correct.
    • Bring a third device into a free session, enough for two scorekeepers plus a screen.
    • Start a trial with room for three counters and no cap on how high they count.

  16. Clearer choices for shared counting

    Improved

    Compare manual shared counting with photo and video counting, then find the right free SnapCount tool faster.

    What changed2
    • See an updated CountThings comparison with current pricing references and clear guidance on when automatic image counting is the better fit.
    • Find clearer online scoreboard, tally sheet, and tally counter guidance when choosing a browser-based counting workflow.

  17. Clearer control over SnapCount email

    New

    Manage optional email categories in one place and receive shorter, more consistent messages from SnapCount.

    What changed4
    • Open every email action at its intended SnapCount destination, including the exact scheduled report referenced in a message.
    • Return directly to Email preferences after signing in from an email link.
    • Choose whether to receive product guidance and opt-in product updates while required account messages stay on.
    • Receive official payment receipts from Dodo Payments or Apple without a duplicate SnapCount confirmation.

  18. The full SnapCount homepage is back

    Fixed

    Explore the complete product story, from shared live counting to templates, features, mobile access, and free tools.

    What changed3
    • Bring back the interactive How It Works demo, templates, product features, and the iPhone app section.
    • Restore the detailed shared-counting preview, use cases, testimonials, free tools, and the original call to action.
    • Keep the SEO-focused homepage copy, internal links, FAQ schema, localized routes, and affiliate-program navigation.

  19. A clearer path to shared attendance counting

    Improved

    Move from headcount, capacity, church, and event planning into one attendance workflow built for multiple entrances.

    What changed3
    • Open the attendance counter directly from relevant event, church, gate, capacity, and headcount templates.
    • Give staff a separate entrance count on their own devices while the event lead follows one shared live total.
    • Track entries and exits, watch the capacity target, and export the attendance record after the event.

  20. Introducing the SnapCount Affiliate Program

    New

    Share SnapCount with the teams you serve and earn 20% on a referred customer's first eligible Team or Enterprise web lifetime purchase.

    What changed3
    • Apply to promote SnapCount and earn 20% on a referred customer's first eligible Team or Enterprise web lifetime purchase.
    • Use approved logos, product screenshots, pricing details, disclosure guidance, social posts, email copy, and review outlines from the partner-resource hub.
    • Read the affiliate terms for 30-day attribution, the 30-day commission hold, monthly manual payouts, and the $50 approved-commission threshold.

  21. Safer public views and reusable groups

    NewVersion 1.1.2

    Share a live count without granting editing access, then keep successful group setups ready to reuse.

    What changed22
    • Create one revocable, read-only Public View for any counter or counter group.
    • Keep a shared group view current as counters are added to or removed from that group.
    • Save a counter group as a private template, then apply or archive it from Counter Groups.
    • Find Profile directly under Account, with clearer counter settings and separate saves for general settings and access.
    • See when a Public View is active, copy its link directly, and revoke it only when needed.
    • Disable group and standalone counter links independently, with status refreshed from the server after every change.
    • Open shared counters in a cleaner responsive display with light and dark themes, denser counter layouts, and clear disabled-link guidance.
    • Read full template descriptions, keep report controls reachable on shorter screens, and identify every collapsed navigation control with a focused tooltip.
    • Keep large Public View totals on one line without clipped digits at phone, tablet, desktop, or wall-display sizes.
    • Move through a calmer responsive dashboard with collapsible desktop navigation, focused counter actions, mobile sheets, and clearer creation and reporting forms.
    • Move through Counter Groups faster with direct sorting, explanatory tooltips, compact saved templates, and smoother page loading with a counting-inspired tally indicator.
    • Explore a calmer product-led landing page with interactive live counting, clearer use cases, compact free tools, and one consistent light or dark theme.
    • Recognize teammates faster through consistent two-letter initials and role styling across team and organization views.
    • Move between iPhone sections with the native iOS 26 Liquid Glass tab bar and its system selection lens.
    • Review analytics, activity history, reports, and counter settings in calmer dialogs with clearer hierarchy and less wasted space.
    • Keep your place when adding or removing a favorite, without a dashboard jump.
    • Keep counter actions inside the viewport and navigate with a quieter, more focused sidebar edge.
    • Set up iPhone counter groups from a clearer first action, scan activity changes faster, and choose whether counting uses haptic feedback.
    • Undo the latest iPhone count reliably, scan a clearer step-based analytics chart, and use the same compact favorite control across counter grids and groups.
    • Keep the selected List or Compact Grid layout when opening counter groups on iPhone.
    • Use the same compact counter rows, controls, favorite state, and spacing in iPhone lists and counter groups.
    • Live Runs are no longer available for new sessions while their permissions are redesigned. Existing runs can still be closed safely.

July 2026

8 updates

Show 8 releases from July 2026

  1. Clearer account profiles

    Improved

    Add the name details that help teammates recognize one another, and keep them up to date from your settings.

    What changed2
    • Create an account with a required first name and an optional last name.
    • Update your profile name from Settings whenever your details change.

  2. Counting reliability improvements

    Improved

    Keep saved-counter taps reliable through connection loss, with clearer totals and a dependable operational record.

    What changed8
    • Track entrances, exits, weighted totals, remaining capacity, and live progress across devices.
    • Choose whether each grouped counter adds to, subtracts from, or stays excluded from its group total.
    • Review clearer 7-day trial, lifetime purchase, refund, and direct support guidance before buying.
    • Keep iPhone taps queued during connection loss and sync them in order without counting a retry twice.
    • Undo the latest count action while keeping the correction visible in activity history.
    • Move through a clearer iPhone interface with native Liquid Glass on iOS 26 and accessible fallbacks on older systems.
    • Join invited teams with clearer organization details, account matching, resend support, and safe retry handling.
    • Use clearer responsive group controls, focused single-counter layouts, and adaptive glass navigation across the web app.

  3. More templates and reusable groups

    New

    Start with a setup that matches the job, save successful counter groups, and share a live view without rebuilding the group.

    What changed5
    • Choose from 13 new templates: Event Attendance, Retail Footfall, Church Attendance, Headcount by Group, Knitting Rows & Stitches, Workout Sets & Reps, Classroom Participation, Multi-Door Capacity, Traffic Study, Inventory Audit, Warehouse Picking, Manufacturing Quality, and Gate Security.
    • Start an empty Free workspace from a curated personal or everyday template, including baby care.
    • With Team or Enterprise, turn supported free tools into reusable SnapCount setups or save an existing counter group as a custom template.
    • Create a read-only Public View for a counter or counter group with Team or Enterprise.
    • Request a missing template directly from the catalog.

  4. A smoother SnapCount for iPhone

    ImprovedVersion 1.1.1

    Count faster, read every total clearly, and move through daily workflows with less friction.

    What changed6
    • Keep large totals readable on one line across counter grids, groups, and single-counter views.
    • Count faster with more consistent long-press behavior, refined haptics, and smoother number updates.
    • Use sheets that respond more naturally to gestures while respecting Reduce Motion.
    • Build more flexible automatic reset schedules with timezone search, multiple weekdays, and monthly date selection.
    • Navigate counter actions from a cleaner, compact header that adapts correctly to iOS 26.
    • Benefit from additional accessibility, reliability, and stability improvements throughout the app.

  5. SnapCount for iPhone 1.1.0

    NewVersion 1.1.0

    Run a more controlled count from the floor, then review the complete record from the same app.

    What changed5
    • Favorite priority counters so they stay one tap away, including inside groups.
    • Give teammates access to only the counters they need.
    • Schedule daily, weekly, or monthly resets in the timezone where the work happens.
    • Review week, month, and year trends, then export selected counters and date ranges as CSV or JSON.
    • Follow count changes in a clearer activity history.

  6. Clearer counter analytics and reports

    New

    Turn live counts into useful operational records without leaving your workspace.

    What changed3
    • Compare counting trends across week, month, and year views.
    • Spot peak counting periods for each counter.
    • Export the counters and date ranges that matter to your team.

  7. More control for shared counters

    New

    Keep busy teams focused on the counters they are responsible for.

    What changed3
    • Set access at the counter level while owners and admins retain organization-wide control.
    • Keep key counters at the top of the main list with favorites.
    • Manage counter access from a dedicated organization workspace.

  8. Scheduled resets for recurring counts

    New

    Let recurring counters reset on the schedule that matches the real-world work.

    What changed3
    • Automatically reset counters daily, on selected weekdays, or monthly.
    • Set reset times in the local timezone for each counting workflow.
    • Keep the reset activity alongside the rest of each counter's history.