Shared Counter
October 23, 2025
More About Shared Counter
Shared Counter is the simple and effective tool for counting visitors to events, local businesses, religious functions and much more, even with multiple entrances.
To begin, create a new counter, optionally specifying the capacity. You can then share the counter with other devices, for example to monitor multiple entrances at the same time, via a simple link or QR code. You will always have under control the total count of all devices, synchronized in real time.
The service was created in particular for monitoring access to the churches, but is now freely available. If you are in charge of a church you can access the "Reserved area for churches", to benefit from usage statistics and other useful services on the DinDonDan Web Services.
Shared Counter is an open source project offered and maintained by the DinDonDan App association.
The service was created in particular for monitoring access to the churches, but is now freely available. If you are in charge of a church you can access the "Reserved area for churches", to benefit from usage statistics and other useful services on the DinDonDan Web Services.
Shared Counter is an open source project offered and maintained by the DinDonDan App association.
Latest Version
Version
1.4.3
1.4.3
Update
October 23, 2025
October 23, 2025
Developer
DinDonDan App
DinDonDan App
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Tools
Platforms
Android
Android
Downloads
33,230
33,230
License
Free
Free
Package Name
app.dindondan.contapersone
app.dindondan.contapersone
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User Reviews
M.DHINESH STAR WARS
3 years ago
THANKS FOR HEAVENLY KING AND QUEEN. ADVISING THIS APP..
Justine Sherry Martins
2 years ago
Dead simple, easy to share with friends, no account needed.
Amanda McGraw
3 years ago
So far it's been great! Especially with Omnicron, this counter is HIGHLY needed these days!
周TT儿歌
1 month ago
not able to install after many attempts using all ways like on&off phone, use data, uninstall&install again.
Daniel Flores
1 month ago
Reported a bug in the upgrade, contacted support, and it was quickly fixed
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