The Multiplayer Tally Counter that replaces unreliable OBS plugins and static text files for tracking attempts, resets, and segment fails in real-time.
No sign-up required • Free to start
Purpose-built features for video game speedrunning professionals
Ditch the unstable local plugins. SnapCount uses a simple browser source for maximum stability and minimal stream latency, ensuring your stream integrity is maintained.
Share your dashboard link with your tracking team. Watch WR attempts and segment splits update in real-time across devices, enabling seamless tracking even mid-run.
Every run, reset, and failure is logged and time-stamped in the cloud, giving you reliable historical data for analyzing routing and progress toward a Personal Best (PB).
⚠️Stop relying on obs plugins and text files and manual counting methods.
✨Get started in seconds — no setup required.
Everything you need to count, track, and analyze wr attempts, segment resets, successful glitch executions
Sync video game speedrunning data across all your devices in real-time. No delays, no conflicts.
Export wr attempts, segment resets, successful glitch executions counts to Excel or CSV for detailed analysis.
Multiple competitive speedrunners & race organizers can count simultaneously with live updates.
No hardware, no installation. Start counting wr attempts in under 30 seconds.
Common questions about using SnapCount for video game speedrunning
SnapCount generates a unique, lightweight URL for each counter dashboard. You simply add this URL as a 'Browser Source' in OBS, allowing real-time count updates to display instantly on your stream, minimizing CPU load compared to complex plugins.
Absolutely. SnapCount is a multiplayer counter. You can share access with your moderator or tracking team. When they click 'Reset' on their phone, the counter updates instantly on your dashboard and stream overlay, ensuring perfect synchronization.
Yes. Since the data is cloud-synced and persistent, SnapCount is perfect for marathons where multiple runners and trackers share duties. The attempt history remains stable across shift changes and machine restarts.
Yes, within one SnapCount dashboard, you can create multiple, independent counters (e.g., one for RTA Attempts and one for IGT Failures) that update simultaneously, giving you holistic run metrics.
Join thousands of competitive speedrunners & race organizers who have switched from obs plugins and text files to SnapCount.
No credit card required • Works on any device
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