Direct answer
ToolBullet’s prayer-bead counters are private, editable counting aids for people who want a simple way to keep place in a devotional sequence. They provide counting mechanics, progress storage and reset controls; they do not teach a complete religious practice or issue religious guidance.
Why three separate tools use one shared engine
The Tasbeeh, Rosary and Mala tools share technical counting behaviour: increment, undo, reset, saved progress, sound and optional vibration. They are separated publicly because terminology, default structures and user expectations differ.
A shared engine keeps technical maintenance consistent while allowing each page to describe its own scope and sources respectfully.
How the tools differ
| Tool | Default use case | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Tasbeeh / Dhikr Counter | Repeated dhikr counts | Editable counts and saved progress |
| Rosary Counter | Decades and prayer sequence tracking | Counting structure, not a full catechetical guide |
| Mala Bead Counter | Mantra or bead-count practice | Flexible counts including common 108-bead references |
Privacy and storage
The counters are local-first. Saved progress is stored in the browser on the device where the tool is used. The saved state is intended for convenience, not for permanent record-keeping. Clearing browser storage, using a private browser session or changing device can remove progress.
Example
A user opens the Mala counter, chooses a 108-count structure and taps once for each bead. If they tap accidentally, Undo removes the last count. If they leave the page and return on the same browser, saved progress can restore the count. Reset deliberately clears the session so the next round starts from zero.
Assumptions and limits
- ToolBullet supplies counting mechanics only.
- Defaults are starting points, not religious rulings.
- Saved progress depends on this browser and device.
- Sound and vibration depend on device and browser permission.
- The tools are not a substitute for religious instruction or community guidance.