About this app
What CoinCount does
Collection day is the only day a coin laundry tells you the truth — and a single weekly total hides most of it. A dryer can sit dead for two weeks while the store total looks normal, a coin mech can start skimming, and a top-earning washer can quietly fade, all invisible until a customer complains or the deposit slips. Industry best practice says to count and log every machine separately. Almost every owner still does that on a paper worksheet or a spiral notebook that lives in the changer room. CoinCount replaces that notebook. On collection day you walk the store the way you already do, bucket in hand, and tap in each machine's take — a straight coin count, a scale weight converted at quarter weight, or a counter reading. Ninety seconds later the run is saved and every machine has one more point of history. That history is where the money is. CoinCount learns each washer and dryer's own baseline and flags the ones that fall below it, so a dead machine or a failing coin drop shows up at the next collection instead of next quarter. Trend lines by machine and by machine class show which equipment earns its floor space and which tired 20-pounder should make way for a second 40. There is a maintenance log too: error codes, repairs, parts costs, all pinned to the machine, so that dryer again becomes a documented case for replacement instead of a feeling. And when it is time to buy or sell a store, the same ledger becomes the due-diligence tool. Buyers verify seller numbers with a coin count; sellers who can hand over months of per-machine history close faster and at better multiples. CoinCount formats your record into a clean income-verification report a lender, broker, or buyer can actually read. Everything is offline on your device — no hardware retrofit, no card-reader lock-in, no monthly platform fee, no sales call. It is built for the owner-operator with one store and twenty machines, not the forty-store chain. • Ninety-second collection-day entry, machine by machine • Per-machine earning history with baseline anomaly flags • Dead-machine and slow-bleed detection between collections • Trend charts by machine and machine class • Maintenance and error-code log with parts costs • Income-verification report for buyers, sellers, and lenders • Fully offline, no account, no hardware, no monthly fee
Features
Built to be useful, not noisy.
Collection Day Log
Start a run and walk the store: each machine appears in walk order, you enter its take as a coin count, scale weight, or counter reading, and the run totals itself. A full twenty-machine store logs in about ninety seconds.
Machine Roster
Every washer, dryer, and changer with its label, class, vend price, and complete earning history — the per-machine record the weekly total can never give you.
Anomaly Flags & Trends
Each machine gets its own rolling baseline; any machine that drops below it is flagged at the next collection. Trend charts by machine and class show earners, faders, and floor-space losers.
Maintenance Log
Error codes, repairs, and parts costs pinned to the machine that caused them, building the replace-or-repair case over time.
Income Verification Report
Turns the collection history into a dated, per-machine income report formatted for a lender, broker, or buyer doing due diligence on the store.
Store Dashboard
Weekly take, change fund status, flagged machines, and days since last collection at a glance; manage store details and add additional stores.
Why it exists
The problem
Laundromats are cash businesses whose only health signal is the weekly coin collection. Best practice is to count and log every machine separately, but the tools are paper worksheets, Excel, quote-priced enterprise SaaS, or thousand-dollar hardware retrofits — so dead machines, theft, and slippage hide inside an aggre…
What's different
How CoinCount stands out
Cents is a quote-priced, payments-and-POS enterprise platform aimed at modernizing whole stores, not logging a coin run in 90 seconds; LaundroWorks and The Laundry Boss are hardware payment retrofits costing thousands per store that only see revenue through their own card readers and are blind to coin drops; CleanClou…
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FAQ
Questions about CoinCount
How much does CoinCount cost?▾
CoinCount is free. All features are included from day one — no subscription, no in-app purchases, no paid tiers. Everything you see in this listing works the moment you install it.
Where does CoinCount store my data?▾
On your device. CoinCount is built privacy-first: no account is required, no analytics SDKs, no third-party trackers. Nothing is uploaded to a server we control — the app works without one.
What platforms does CoinCount support?▾
iOS, on iPhone and iPad. You can find the latest availability on this page.
How do I get support for CoinCount?▾
Use the Support link on this page, or email support@allthingsn.com. We answer every message and keep responses on the same thread.
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