Cred Count
Cred Count

The Logbook for Coaster People

Tap once in the station and the ride is logged. Cred Count keeps your count, draws your days out and times the dispatches, all on your phone, with or without a signal. There's no account to make.

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Coming to iPhone, iPad, Android and Wear OS

See it in
A park's page in Cred Count: Alton Towers drawn as its track with your creds lit, your visits and its coasters.
Today in Cred Count: your cred count on the dial, a day at Alton Towers under way, and the season's figures.

Every Park, Drawn to One Scale

Each coaster is a hill, left to right in the order it opened. Every park stands against the same sky, so the taller the hill, the taller the ride, and a loop means it turns you over. Your creds are lit, and a day out redraws it in the order you rode.

Thorpe Park
8 coasters · tallest 72 m
Parc Astérix
10 coasters · tallest 51 m
Liseberg
7 coasters · tallest 47 m
Alton Towers
11 coasters · tallest 30 m
In the station

Log It in One Tap

Open Quick Log and tap the attraction. The date, the time and the park are filled in for you; your stars, your seat and a note can wait for the queue.

Tap to Log, Hold for More
A tap logs the ride. Hold it for the whole log.
Today's Park
Set the park you are at, and LOG and TIME wait at the foot of every tab.
On Your Lock Screen
Widgets for your count and your latest ride, and your park day on the lock screen, where you can time a dispatch without opening the app.
Quick Log at Alton Towers: search, the kinds of attraction, and a tile for each coaster with its count.
The count

A Log Is a Ticket

Your first ride on a coaster is a cred. Every log is kept as a ticket, stamped CRED when it earns one and RIDE when it doesn't, with your stars, your seat and your notes on it.

Counted as You Go
A new cred rolls your count on the moment you log it, and a ride logged later takes its place by date.
How You Count
Twin tracks, a coaster that moved park, a ride with a VR version: you choose what counts as one cred and what counts as two.
The Final Word Is Yours
Think a powered coaster should count, or shouldn't? Tap the stamp.
Where You Sat
Train, row and seat, so you know which ride was the ride.
Alton Towers
Bluey the Ride: Here Come the Grannies!
DATE
SAT 19 SEP
TIME
11:48
CRED№ 159
YOUR RIDES ON IT
Alton Towers
Nemesis Reborn
DATE
SAT 19 SEP
TIME
10:30
RIDE№ 7
Explore

Every Park, in Your Pocket

The catalogue lives on your phone, with each attraction's specs, its status and its history, so search works just the same deep inside a park with no signal at all. It grows with every update, and anything not in it yet you can add yourself.

Search That Forgives
Typos, missing accents and a coaster's old name still find it.
Parks Drawn as Their Track
Every coaster in the order it opened, all to one scale, with your creds lit.
Gone but Still Counted
Closed parks and retired coasters are there too, and each ride keeps its history through every name and move.
Feet or Metres
Heights, lengths and speeds in the units you think in, chosen measure by measure.
Explore: every park in the catalogue, your parks first, each drawn as its track.
Alton Towers
8 of 11 coasters · last 19 Sep 2026
Your days out

Every Day Out, Written Up

Each day at a park gets its own page: the day drawn as its track across the sky, what you rode and when, and the figures that make it more than a list.

To Scale
How high you climbed and how far you went, beside something real you would know.
Trips Hold the Days
A trip gathers every day logged between its dates, park after park.
Room for the Story
Questions from the day itself help you write down what made it.
A day at Europa-Park: the day drawn over its sky, its rides and new creds, and what made it.
A trip, Germany 2023: its days, parks, rides and new creds, and how far it went to scale.
iPad and tablets

Room to Spread Out

On an iPad, an Android tablet or an unfolded foldable, the tabs move down the side and a list opens what you pick beside it: your logbook and the day, Explore and the park. Turn it either way.

The Logbook on an iPad: your days down the side, and a day at Alton Towers open beside them.
For the ops nerds

Time the Dispatches

Tap each time a train leaves. Cred Count works out the interval and the riders an hour as you go, and keeps every measurement so you can hold a station up against itself.

Green, Amber, Red
The time since the last train, lit the way a stopwatch should be.
Every Dispatch, Drawn
Each interval is a bar: the quickest lit, the slow ones marked.
Riders an Hour
Trains and seats per train turn your taps into a real figure.
The dispatch timer on Nemesis Reborn: riders an hour, a 45 second average, and the recent dispatches as bars.
A saved measurement of Nemesis Reborn, printed as a ticket in orange with its dispatch strip.
Stats

Stats and Trophies

Your years in figures: rides and days out, dispatches timed, the track you have ridden and the times you have been upside down. Trophies unlock from your real logs and remember the ride and the day that earned them.

Trophies Worth Chasing
Milestones, makers, far-flung parks and the odd strange statistic.
Every Number Is a Door
Tap a figure to see the logs behind it.
Stats: your creds, parks and countries, rides logged, days out and track ridden.
Trophies: those earned, and the ones coming up next.
Share

Cards Worth Sharing

A new cred, a milestone, a day out or a dispatch timing becomes a card made for your story. It's drawn on your phone, and it only goes where you send it.

A share card for a new cred, The Smiler at Alton Towers, with its height, speed, length and 14 inversions.
A share card for a 150th cred, Shambhala at PortAventura Park, under the morning sky.
A share card for a day at Alton Towers: 1,584 metres climbed, beside Snowdon.
A share card for a timing of Nemesis: a departure board of every dispatch, 1,226 riders an hour.
Smart Import

Bring Your Spreadsheet

Years of rides in a spreadsheet? Smart Import reads your columns, matches your parks and attractions, and asks only about the few it isn't sure of.

Any Layout
From a file, or straight from Google Sheets. No tidying up first.
Matched on Your Phone
Your names are matched against the catalogue on your device.
Read in the EU
A sample of the sheet goes to Google's Gemini in the European Union, to work out your columns.
Something missing

Add What's Missing

A travelling fair, a brand-new opening, a kiddie coaster nobody has heard of. If it isn't in the catalogue, add it yourself and it counts straight away.

Your Own Listings
Attractions and parks you add are yours, marked with a pink dot.
Offer It to Us, If You Like
Send us its details for the catalogue. Your private description never leaves your phone.
Something Wrong or Missing
Tell us from the attraction's own page, and the catalogue gets better for everyone.
Add Your Own Attraction: the name as the title, then its park and what kind of attraction it is.
On your wrist

Cred Count for Wear OS

With an Android phone and a Wear OS watch, the station needs no phone at all. Today's park follows your phone to your wrist.

Cred Count on a Wear OS watch: Alton Towers, and its attractions with your creds starred.
A new cred on the watch: cred number 148, The Smiler.
The dispatch timer on the watch, timing Nemesis Reborn.
Log From Your Wrist
Tap an attraction, then GET CRED or LOG RIDE. A new cred celebrates right there on the watch.
Time From Your Wrist
The dispatch timer runs on the watch, and stays on the watch face while it does.
No Signal Needed
Logs wait on the watch until your phone is near, then join your logbook.
Your data

Yours, on Your Phone

Cred Count has no accounts. Your logs, ratings, notes and trips are kept on your phone and we keep no copy, so there is nothing of yours for us to look at. Keep your own backup, as a file or in your own Google Drive, and export the lot to a spreadsheet whenever you like.

What Reaches Us

Catalogue Downloads
Your phone fetching the catalogue, with no identifier.
Smart Import, If You Use It
A sample of your spreadsheet, to read its columns.
What You Send Us
Corrections, and listings you choose to offer.
Emails You Write
When you write to us, and nothing more.

What We Don't Have

Your Account
There isn't one to make.
Analytics
Nothing counts what you do in the app.
A Crash Reporter
If it crashes, the app tells no one.
Your Location
The app never asks for it, and has no advertising ID.
Read the privacy policy
Coming soon

Coming to iPhone, iPad, Android and Wear OS

Cred Count is being tested in real stations, on real trips, by people who count their creds. Questions, or something wrong in the catalogue? Write to support@credcount.app.