Door Counter

The accuracy of our door counter depends on how it's used. For manual counting, accuracy is nearly 100% when operated correctly. The simulation mode provides realistic traffic patterns based on the selected intensity level. For real-world applications, physical door counters typically achieve 95-99% accuracy depending on the technology used.

Yes, you can track multiple doors by using the export/import functionality. Simply export your data for one door, reset the counter, change the counter name, and start counting for the next door. You can then analyze the data from all doors together.

When enabled, the peak hours simulation increases traffic probability during typical busy hours (9am-12pm and 5pm-8pm). During these times, the simulation frequency is doubled to create more realistic traffic patterns that mirror real-world business environments.

Yes, all your counting data is automatically saved to your browser's local storage. When you reopen the page, your previous counts and settings will be restored. For long-term storage or analysis, we recommend exporting your data using the Export button.

The exported data is saved in JSON format, which includes all counting information, timestamps, hourly breakdown, and settings. This format can be easily imported back into the tool or used in other applications like Excel or data analysis tools.

Yes, our door counter is fully responsive and works on all devices including smartphones and tablets. The large counting buttons are designed for easy tapping on touch screens, making it ideal for use with staff members who need to count traffic while moving around.

Physical door counters use sensors like infrared beams, thermal imaging, or video cameras to automatically count people. Our tool provides manual counting and simulation features. While physical counters offer automation, our tool provides more flexibility, detailed analytics, and costs nothing to use. For many small businesses, our tool provides sufficient functionality without the hardware investment.

The exported JSON data can be easily integrated with other systems. The structured format makes it simple to import into databases, analytics platforms, or custom applications. For advanced integrations, developers can use the data structure to build custom reporting solutions.