What Reddit Says About Knitting Apps

My Row Counter Ad experience without a subscription of $3/mo or $10/yr. Also contains the basic project management functionality I’d expect from a free version of an app. ... KnitCompanion Honestly my favorite app as far as features go, but the most expensive at $30/yr for the Setup/drawing features...

Knit. Companion is so useful! ... You’re looking for the Rav.It app. It’s the Ravelry companion app.

I use the Ravit app for all my Ravelry needs, as far as searching/purchasing patterns, stash tracking, and such. I think Ravelry has some kind of hand in it (might own it? I don’t recall and I’m half asleep), but it’s way more user friendly than the actual Rav site anymore. Only downside is I think ...

I find knitcompanion really difficult to use, does anyone have any recommendations for any other knitting apps where I can annotate and underline parts of a pdf? Thanks in advance. Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Share ... Ravit is good for browsing Ravelry. I ...

Knitting Chart I don’t remember if I paid anything Easy Knitty was free Ravit I think is $5 one time and worth it! Thanks for joining me in my weird obsession! Happy snow day to those who have one too.

Here's a list of knitting apps - https://littleredwindow.com/the-best-knitting-apps-for-ios-and-android/

Keeps info even after you're done and you can sync it to the cloud so you can access it from multiple devices without losing progress. Helps you calculate stuff. Has patterns. Oh and it also has voice control so you don't have to stop and press button. Haven't tried it but plan to (ju...

Imports pdfs from ravelry, you can reorder/delete unnecessary pages, mark up, apply rulers, there’s counters which are really robust with link ability to other counters and counter actions. ... I use GoodReader which is a solid pdf reader. Not perfect cause it doesn’t have some of the features that ...

Just basic features like row and stitch counters. ... I have the paid version of Knit Companion and I love it. Stacy from Very Pink Knits YT channel did an in-depth tutorial series on how to use all its features.

I don't know about the first requirement but I recommend KnitCompanion. Has all kinds of snazzy, nifty features and offers iCloud sync, although I don't know if that's a paid feature.

But on the go I really like using Knit Companion for having my patterns at hand more easily. It links with my Ravelry account and I can download the patterns I need access for on the go I think more easily than the Ravit app.

I mostly use Row Counter on my tablet, but also have it on my phone and it syncs seamlessly, no issues switching between the two if I'm taking my knitting with me but don't want to take the tablet!

Ravelry is definitely the big one 🙂 If you’re also looking for something to keep patterns and project notes in one place, I actually built a simple knitting tracker app for my wife because she wanted something lightweight that covers the basics (project notes, tracking, and it can attach/import PDF...

If you're open to alternatives, I use MyRowCounter and I love it. The premium subscription is $10 a year and well worth it to be able to sync progress on projects across devices. ... I have legacy KC and have never had an instance where it wouldn’t do what I needed it to do. ... From what I&#x2...

Just took a look at pocket crochet and I like the pink color scheme. Seems like it will work with other crafts like knit and cross stitch as well! ... I use Pocket Crochet as well! I love it to death! So easy! ... I have used YarnBuddy for a couple years now, and it's been worth the 14.99 annua...

I've been using BeeCount for Android, and it has served its purpose for me. Simple, can do multiple counts, and if I've understood correctly, can do counts where finishing one count increases another count by one. Not tried that myself yet though. Same app is available for iOS. ... Don&#x2...