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Basketball Soccer Hockey Football Baseball Tennis Squash Badminton Table tennis Pool & billiards Golf scorecard LeaderboardA room, a class, a pool deck, a queue — the AI draws a confidence-scored box on every person it sees and gives you the count in about a second. On your device; photos never leave your browser.
Free demo: 5 photos a day, counted in your browser. Pro unlocks extended daily limits — and the People Counting API for automated camera feeds.
Go ProThe counter counts what's in the photo — a room, a section, a pool. Controlled framing is what makes the number trustworthy.
Have a camera watching a space? Point it at the People Counting API: it sends a snapshot on your schedule — every few minutes, hourly, whatever fits — and gets an updated count back from an AI we're constantly improving. Images are analyzed in memory and never stored; the only record kept is your usage tally.
It runs a person-detection model directly in your browser. Every person it finds gets a box with a confidence score — solid green boxes (50%+ confidence) make up the count, dashed yellow boxes (30–50%) are shown as "possible" so you can judge edge cases yourself. Your photo is never uploaded.
No. Detection happens entirely on your device. The photo never touches our servers — nothing is uploaded, stored, or logged.
Very accurate for rooms and small groups (up to roughly 15–20 people): in our testing, room-scale counts were exact or within one. In busy scenes people standing behind other people can be missed, so for larger crowds treat the number as a lower bound — the tool tells you when that applies.
The detector scanned the photo and found nothing person-shaped at 30%+ confidence. That is a real result, not an error — useful for confirming a room is empty. Poor lighting or extreme distance can hide people, so re-shoot closer if in doubt.
Yes — that is the People Counting API. Any camera or system that can send a snapshot to a web address on a schedule (every few minutes, hourly, whatever you choose) gets an updated headcount back from our AI, which we are constantly improving. Images are analyzed in memory and never stored. It is a metered Pro feature: Pro members mint an API key and start with a monthly image allowance.
The free demo covers a handful of photos a day in the browser tool. Pro unlocks extended daily limits for working use — and access to the People Counting API for automated camera feeds.
