A quiet corner of the internet for counting words

What we do

We build small free tools that answer one question each: how many characters, how many words, how many pages, will this title fit. You open a page, paste your text, read a number and close the tab. That is the whole product.

Every tool runs in your browser. There is no account, no document library, no sync and no way for us to read what you type, because the text never travels anywhere.

Why we built it

Search for a character counter and you will find a dozen sites that work, surrounded by interstitials, cookie walls, sign up prompts and a comment section about something unrelated. For a task that takes four seconds, the surrounding noise is absurd.

So we kept the four seconds and dropped the rest. Large type, a clear number, keyboard focus straight into the box and no dark patterns anywhere near the copy button.

Who it is for

• Students checking an essay against a word limit
• Writers trimming a draft to fit a submission guideline
• Marketers writing titles and descriptions that survive Google's crop
• Anyone who needs a character count for a form field and does not want to count manually

How we pay for it

The tools are free. The site is supported by unobtrusive advertising. No tool is gated, no feature is held back behind a subscription and there is no premium tier planned. If advertising ever stops covering the cost, we will say so plainly rather than slowly paywalling the counters.

What we will not do

We will not store your text. We will not sell data about what you paste. We will not add an AI feature that quietly uploads your draft. If a future tool cannot work without sending text to a server, it will say so on the page before you type a single character.

A tool that respects your attention is better than a tool that captures it.

Get in touch

Found a counting bug, want a tool that does not exist yet, or spotted a typo in a guide? The contact page is the fastest route, and we read every message.