For speakers, coaches, and feedback groups
Um and ah counter for manual speech feedback
Let one or more listeners manually tally filler words during a speech and review the labeled totals afterward.
Free guest session · No account · Up to 10 devices
Um or Uh
Tap it. A shared session keeps every phone on this number.
What changes
One tally the whole group can see
Separate categories
Use clearly labeled counters for the words or phrases the group agreed to observe.
Shared observation
Let listeners contribute from connected devices during the same review.
Reviewable totals
Discuss the manually recorded totals alongside timing and qualitative feedback.
Three steps to a shared tally
No download, no hardware, and no account for the people counting.
- 01
Start a free session
Tap Start. The session opens in your browser with no account, ready to count um or uh, repeated words, repeated phrases.
- 02
Label a counter for each thing you track
One counter per category, named the way your group already talks about it.
- 03
Share the link and count together
Everyone taps on their own phone and the totals update live while connected. Pro and Enterprise keep the record for later.
Why filler-word notes become difficult to compare
Paper tally marks can be hard to read, and two listeners may use different definitions. A useful review starts by agreeing which words each person will count and by keeping those categories separate.
Use one labeled manual tally per feedback category
Create counters for categories such as Um or Uh, Like, and repeated phrases. Assign categories to listeners or compare their observations after the speech. SnapCount records what listeners tap; it does not listen to audio, transcribe speech, diagnose a speech condition, or calculate a verified disfluency rate.
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When one person's tally stops being enough
A single tally works until a second person needs the number. Then totals get read aloud, copied onto paper, and added up again at the end, and every handoff is a chance to lose a few. A shared session gives everyone the same live count of um or uh, repeated words, repeated phrases, from their own phone, while it is happening.
The usual tools break in the same three places: more than one person counting at once, a total people need to see from somewhere else, and a record that has to outlast the session. SnapCount covers all three. Anyone with the link can tap, the running total updates on every screen while connected, and paid plans keep the activity for review and export.
Getting started takes a minute. Create a free session, name a counter for each category, and share the link. Nobody counting needs an account or a download, and it works in any browser.
Frequently asked questions
Can several listeners count at the same time?
Yes. Participants can use a shared session, but they should agree on categories and avoid counting the same occurrence twice.
Does SnapCount listen to or transcribe the speech?
No. Every count is entered manually by a listener. SnapCount does not record, analyze, or diagnose speech.
Can I export the observations?
Paid organization plans provide exports for saved counters and recorded activity.
Related use cases
Other counts people run the same way.
Tools and guides for the same count
Templates, free tools and guides that cover the same workflow.
Try it with your group before the next session
Run one session next to the way you count today, then compare the totals.
Free guest session · No account · Up to 10 devices