Appidemic: Bean – A Counting App for iPhone and iPod touch
by on November 27, 2012 at 8:16 am
Sections: Appidemic, Features, iDevice Apps, iPhone, iPhone/iPod touch/iPad, iPod touch
Sections: Appidemic, Features, iDevice Apps, iPhone, iPhone/iPod touch/iPad, iPod touch

Every now and again, you just need to count things. Maybe multiple things. Could be research for a paper, could be how many times you ate out in a month (and many of those times were at Chipotle), could be to prove a point to a coworker or spouse. Whatever your needs, Bean – A Counting App will likely meet them, and will do so quite elegantly.
What is it?
How does it work?
Bean displays up to nine individual counters, which you can drop down to four or one by zooming in on them. To customize a counter, you zoom in on one so it fills the screen, then tap the edit button. Here, you can name the counter, adjust the number or reset it, and change the color.
Once your counters are set, you simply tap on them to increase the number, or two-finger tap to lower the number. Counters can also be rearranged by tapping and holding them, then sliding them to their new position like iOS apps.
It’s all pretty slick, but it should have an automated option. I’d like to be able to count down to numerous events automatically, rather than by having to tap the counters every day. Same for counting up. I recently climbed over 500 months in age, after all. That would’ve been something to watch coming, but I would’ve never remembered to tap a button in an iPhone app each month on my way there.
Is it contagious?
Having this ability on a device I pretty much always have with me has become quite fun, and at only $0.99, you can try having some fun with it, too.
Category: Utilities
Seller: Small Planet Digital
Cost: $0.99
Buy: Bean – A Counting App
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