Organize multiple counter boards

How to do it

1. Create a blank board

   Open Boards and choose New Blank Board if you are below your allowance. The new board becomes your current board.

2. Name it for the activity

   Tap the board title to open Edit Board. Enter a name such as Friday game or Stock check, then save with the checkmark.

3. Switch without mixing counts

   Finish any layout editing, then swipe horizontally to the next board. Open Boards to choose a specific board when you have several.

Choose a useful separation

One board for each context is often enough: Work, Home, and Games fit the free allowance. Create several counters inside each board for the things you compare during that activity.

For daily repeats, decide whether you need a running total or a fresh session. Reset a disposable session board, or duplicate a useful layout when you need the earlier total to remain available.

Boards beyond the free allowance

Pro unlocks unlimited boards. If Pro is no longer active, boards beyond the free allowance become unavailable in the free view rather than being deleted by the entitlement change.

Restore an active Pro purchase before trying to access those boards. Widgets and Shortcuts also follow access rules; an old saved configuration is not a way to bypass the board allowance.

Reordering depends on the system

KeepCount supports the newer board-reordering interaction on iOS 27. The core creation, selection, and swipe workflow works on the supported earlier systems. Do not expect identical list-editing controls on every OS version.

Give board and counter names distinct meanings, especially when using Siri. A counter called Points on three boards is harder to select correctly than Blue team points on Friday game.

Common questions