Why LoadTracker was created.

A reliable, ad-free counter for a scene that deserves more than plain standard counting apps.

The idea started with a bad counter app.

A friend was using an iPhone counter app — and was frustrated. The app forgot numbers, displayed ads, and looked more like a plain office tool than something that fit his life, his scene, or his dating profile.

That sparked the idea: Why isn’t there a reliable, ad-free counter made specifically for the gay kinky and dumpster scene?

LoadTracker Mission

RELIABLE COUNTING

No lost counts

AD-FREE

No ads

SHAREABLE

Counters for profiles, events, challenges, and personal stats.

More than a number.

LoadTracker is meant to be more than a count on a screen. It is a tool for people who want to reliably track their loads, customize their counter, and share it publicly when they choose — as a profile link, for events, as a challenge, or simply as a personal log.

For events

Whether it’s a GB, CD, party, or a special weekend: you can create matching trackers and keep your count neatly recorded.

For profiles

Share your public counter as a link in dating profiles, chats, or bios — visible, up to date, and with its own look.

For challenges

Use LoadTracker as a personal challenge, with like-minded people, or simply as an ongoing statistic for yourself.

Dark, modern, not boring.

The interface stays deliberately clean, dark, and techy. The scene-specific aesthetic comes through the counter designs.

LoadTracker is built to be fast, mobile-friendly, and ad-free. No flashing banners, no plain standard design, no forgotten count.

Instead: a modern foundation, bold counter skins, and the freedom to decide which tracker stays private and which one gets shared publicly.

Reliable

Your counter should not get lost. That is exactly why LoadTracker is designed as a specialized tracking tool.

Ad-free

No ad banners, no annoying pop-ups, no generic app feeling.

Shareable

If you want, your counter becomes a public link — ready for your profile or your community.

Try it out.

LoadTracker is free. Create your account, set up your first tracker, and decide for yourself whether your counter stays private or gets shared publicly.