Count every click, keep every score.
MouseTally is a quiet little workbench for measuring how fast your fingers really are. Pick a test, beat the dial, and watch your personal tally grow — all without an account.
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The ledger of tests
10 entriesCPS Test
Clicks per second — The classic benchmark.
CPS №2Spacebar Counter
Key presses per second — A keyboard version of the click test.
SPS №3Double Click Test
Clean double clicks — Only proper pairs score here: two left clicks within 300 milliseconds make one double click.
DPS №4Butterfly Click Test
Two-finger alternating — Butterfly clicking means resting two fingers on the same button and tapping them alternately.
CPS №5Drag Click Test
Friction drag contacts — Drag clicking uses finger friction to make the switch bounce many times per stroke.
CPS №6Jitter Click Test
Arm-tension bursts — Jitter clicking tenses the forearm so the hand vibrates over the button.
CPS №7Kohi Click Test
PvP combat rhythm — Named after the old Kohi PvP scene, this round is about steady, repeatable clicking rather than a single spike..
CPS №8Badlion Click Test
Client-style CPS round — A quick pre-match check.
CPS №9Right Click Test
Secondary button speed — Only the right button scores.
CPS №10Left Click Test
Primary button check — A straightforward left-button round.
CPSThree steps, no sign-up
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Choose a clock
Rounds run for 1, 3, 5, 10, 30 or 60 seconds. The clock waits for your first input.
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Beat the dial
The red ring unwinds as time runs out. Every valid press ticks the counter in the middle.
- iii.
Earn a rank
From Sloth to Falcon, each result gets an animal rank and a line on your tally sheet.
Notes from the desk
Why a dial?
A countdown ring is easier to read out of the corner of your eye than a ticking number. You keep your focus on clicking and still know how long is left.
Honest counting
Each test has its own rules: held keys are ignored on the spacebar counter, double clicks need a real pair, and the right-click dial ignores the left button.
Private by default
Scores are written to your browser's local storage and nowhere else. There is no login, no leaderboard and nothing to delete on our side.
Works on phones
Tap the dial with a thumb. The layout folds into a single column and the test index slides in from the left.
Common questions
- What does CPS mean?
- Clicks per second: the number of clicks in a round divided by its length in seconds.
- Which clock should I use?
- Ten seconds is the usual benchmark. Use one or three seconds for burst speed and thirty or sixty for stamina.
- Can I lose my scores?
- Yes, if you clear site data or use a private window. They are only ever stored on your device.
- Do the animal ranks mean anything?
- They are a friendly scale. Hare is around average, Greyhound is quick, and Falcon is exceptional.