EveryMemoryCount the Coins
Add up a handful of coins and tap the total. A free, quick mental-addition game you play in your browser with no sign-up.
⚡ Quick answer
Count the Coins is a quick game where you sum a handful of coins and pick the total. It is a fun, self-relative challenge you compare only to your own past runs. It is not a medical or cognitive test.
Key takeaways
- Free in your browser, no sign-up, add the coins and tap the total.
- Coins are worth 1, 5, 10 and 25, the handful grows with your streak.
- Beat your own best streak across three lives, scores saved on your device.
- A fun self-relative addition game, not a medical or cognitive test.
Count the Coins shows a small handful of coins worth 1, 5, 10 and 25. Add them up and tap the total from four choices. The handful grows as your streak grows. Play it above first.
It is free, needs no sign-up, and your best streak is saved on your own device.
How to play
Each round drops a few coins on the panel and offers four totals.
- Look at the coins, each labelled with its value.
- Add them up in your head.
- Tap the matching total to grow your streak.
- A wrong tap costs one of your three lives.
No account is needed and your best streak stays on your device. The handful gets a little bigger as your streak climbs.
What it trains
Summing real-world values keeps everyday arithmetic fluent.
- Fast mental addition.
- Grouping numbers to add efficiently.
- Working memory while you total a running sum.
Stay honest: you mainly improve at this game, it is not an IQ measure.
Tips for a longer streak
Cashiers group coins, and so should you.
- Add the 25s and 10s first, then the smaller coins.
- Count in fives where you can.
- Estimate the total before checking the four options.
The honest way to read your score
Your best streak only means something next to your own earlier runs, not anyone else's.
If you enjoy quick sums, try the number compare game or read about working memory to see what holds the running total.
⚠ When to talk to a professional
Count the Coins is a casual game for fun and practice, not a medical or cognitive test, so see a qualified professional for any real concerns about your memory or thinking.
