Wikipedia Page View Counter Desk Display

The Wikipedia Page View Counter puts your live Wikipedia page views right on your desk. It is a tiny, always-on Wi-Fi display with big readable numbers, a next-milestone progress bar, and a daily-change ticker — so every bit of growth feels real. No laptop, no app, no phone.

What your Wikipedia Page View Counter shows

• VIEWS / 30D — your live count, big and readable
• LATEST DAY and DAYS — the newest day, and the window size
• NEXT MILESTONE — a progress bar to your next round number (10K, 100K, 1M…)
• “+N today” — how much you have gained since it started watching
• Refreshes automatically every minute over Wi-Fi
• One-tap brightness and light/dark toggle

What you get

• A pre-flashed Social Meter, ready to set up
• A USB-C power cable
• A 3D-printed desk stand
• A printed setup card with a QR code to the step-by-step guide
• Optional battery for cord-free placement

Setting up your Wikipedia Page View Counter

Plug in → join the device’s Wi-Fi from your phone → open the setup page → pick Wikipedia and enter the article title → enter your home Wi-Fi. Done. Our guided page walks you through it in about two minutes.

What you need

• The article title
• No API key required — leave the key box blank
• 2.4 GHz home Wi-Fi (WPA2)

Private by design. Your details stay on the device — never uploaded to us or anyone. It only fetches public Wikipedia counts, over an encrypted connection. Wipe it with a button hold before regifting or reselling.

One device, many platforms. Prefer to track something else? Social Meter also counts YouTube, Twitch, Spotify, Bluesky, Mastodon, GitHub, npm, Docker Hub, Discord, Steam, Shopify, Telegram, Kick, YouTube Live, Roblox, Last.fm, Discourse and Minecraft server — just pick your platform at setup.

The Wikipedia Page View Counter is pre-flashed and ready — plug it in, join your Wi-Fi, and watch your page views climb.

* Social Meter is an independent hardware project by Encinitas 3D. Wikipedia is a trademark of Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.; this product is not made by, endorsed by, or affiliated with Wikipedia or Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.