Stay in your rhythm.
A generous row counter and a pattern repeat that moves with each row. Your projects, ready for another row — even offline.
A calmer row counter for knitting and crochet. Keep your place, revisit a saved row, and recover your backed-up progress on a new iPhone.
$39.99 one-time planned price. Basic cloud backup included.
Designed around the moment you pick up your project again.
A generous row counter and a pattern repeat that moves with each row. Your projects, ready for another row — even offline.
See a history of saved progress and return to an earlier position. A clear record of where you were, right on your iPhone.
Sign in with Apple to turn on automatic cloud backup. Recover your backed-up progress on a new iPhone, with manual export there when you want it.
Craft Counter is in development. These previews show the planned first version.
A focused counter with saved history, project exports and basic cloud backup. One purchase, with no separate backup subscription.
$39.99one-time
No subscription. Sign in with Apple to enable backup.
The app is not available to download yet. Release date and price are subject to change.
We’re planning to release the iPhone app on October 1, 2026. We’ll add the App Store link here once it’s available. The date may change as we finish testing.
No. The planned price is a single $39.99 purchase through the App Store, with basic cloud backup included. You’ll enable backup with Sign in with Apple; there’s no separate cloud subscription in the planned first version.
The first version is designed to keep your projects and saved history on your iPhone, so counting and restoring a saved position can work offline. Counting won’t require sign-in. Cloud copies will update while the app is active and connected, after you enable backup.
Once you’ve enabled backup, Craft Counter will keep a secure cloud backup of your progress. On your new phone, sign in with the same Apple account and restore a saved copy. The app will show the time of your last completed backup, so you can see what’s protected. Changes that haven’t uploaded yet won’t be in that copy.
The first version will back up your projects and let you restore a copy on another iPhone. It won’t merge changes between two phones automatically. You can also export and import a project file yourself.
Basic backup is planned for project progress and recent recovery copies, without photos or pattern PDFs. The app will show storage use and tell you if a copy can’t update. We’ll publish the full limits and service terms before launch. Cloud backup isn’t a promise of permanent availability; manual export remains available.