Click every time you make a choice today—big or tiny—and watch the count grow. It is a gentle awareness check, not another decision to get right.
Choosing what to wear, which message to answer, what to eat and where to start can feel insignificant one by one. Together, those decisions shape the texture of a day. This daily decision counter gives you a lightweight way to notice that volume without rating or judging it.
One large button keeps logging friction low. Add a note only when the choice is worth remembering.
Recent timestamps can help you notice when choices cluster and when a routine could simplify the day.
Your counter follows your device’s local day and starts over automatically when the date changes.
Keep this page open for one ordinary day. Each time you consciously choose between options, tap the counter. Include small choices as well as important ones; the goal is awareness, not a scientifically exact total.
Notice the moment you settle on one option.
Add an optional note, or log it anonymously in one click.
At day’s end, look for choices a routine, default or checklist could remove.
A decision fatigue counter is a simple awareness tool. You add one whenever you make a choice, helping make the number and pace of daily decisions more visible. It does not calculate mental energy or provide a diagnosis.
Tap the large button every time you make a choice. You can optionally type a short note first. The count and your recent choice history save automatically in this browser.
You set the boundary. You might count conscious choices such as what to eat, which task to start, whether to buy something or how to reply. For a useful comparison, try to use the same rule for the whole day.
No. “Decision fatigue” is commonly used to describe feeling mentally drained after repeated choices, but this counter only records taps. It is designed for personal reflection, not medical assessment.
Yes. The counter starts a fresh day after your device’s local date changes. You can also reset it manually if you are testing the tool or want to begin again.
Yes. Your count and optional notes stay in local browser storage on your device. The counter does not upload the text you enter, and no account is required.
Turn what you noticed into a calmer, more focused routine.