TeamCounter guide
Questions and answers about TeamCounter
These questions and answers explain how TeamCounter works, how shared links behave, which pages are public and how private lists should be used safely.
Questions and answers
Is TeamCounter free?
Yes. TeamCounter can be used for free in the browser. No registration is required for simple use.
Are private lists publicly visible?
Concrete lists are reachable only through their link and are technically marked as noindex.
What is the difference between a view link and a management link?
The view link is read-only. The management link allows changes and should only be shared with trusted people.
Should I store sensitive data?
No. TeamCounter is intended for simple organizational counting. Please do not enter confidential or sensitive data.
How TeamCounter differs from a normal spreadsheet
TeamCounter is built for small shared counting tasks where a full spreadsheet would be more complicated than necessary. A list can be created in the browser, opened on a phone or desktop computer and shared with a view link or a management link.
Spreadsheets are still better for complex formulas, long-term accounting or confidential records. TeamCounter focuses on simple live counters, clear sharing and lightweight exports.
Safe use and public pages
The public TeamCounter pages explain the available tools and can be indexed by search engines. Concrete list URLs, management links and display views are technically marked as noindex and should not be shared publicly.
Please avoid confidential, health-related, political or otherwise sensitive data. For simple group workflows, neutral labels, first names or initials are usually enough.
