cozyknit.Counter & CompanionGet CozyKnit FOR THE LOVE OF MAKING
Your knitting & crochet companion for counting rows, keeping patterns close, organizing your yarn, and seeing every project through, whether it’s your first scarf or your fiftieth sweater.
Made for iPhone & iPad · Rated 4.8 on the App Store · Free to download, no ads
Knitting · Sleeves
Rows
56 rows to go
An interactive preview of CozyKnit’s simple, repeat, and shaping counters
LESS TO JUGGLE. MORE TO ENJOY.
A row counter, project tracker, pattern keeper, and yarn stash organizer in one knitting app. From the first cast-on to the last end woven in, keep the little details together so you can get back to the good part.
Track rows, stitches, and repeats. Give each sleeve, section, or pattern repeat its own counter, and pick up where you left off. With Pro, shaping counters handle your increases and decreases, and row-by-row instructions sit right on the counter.
Keep yarn details in one place, see how many grams are left, and connect the yarn you’re using to the projects you’re making. Reweigh as you go and your stash keeps up.
Bring in pattern PDFs and images, and find them again by category, designer, or difficulty. Annotate your PDFs, leave a bookmark where you stopped, and keep project notes nearby when a pattern needs a little reminder.
Start the next repeat here.
You’ve got this.
Use timed focus sessions to keep count as you work. One big button, a screen that stays awake, and your pace when you’re done.
Add a row without opening the app. Home Screen widgets and a Lock Screen card show your count and your place in the repeat, with a big plus button for busy hands. One tap locks it, so a pocket can’t count for you.
Insights show your hours knitted, rows per hour, and longest streak, week by week. Pro
A little help with the details. A free unit converter, plus gauge, increase and decrease, and yarn substitution calculators with Pro. Ravelry lookup fills in your yarn details.
Meet your new project companionJUST LEARNING? START HERE.
Learning to knit is a lot to hold in your head: which row you’re on, which side is facing you, when the next decrease comes. CozyKnit is a knitting app for beginners that holds all of that for you, so you can focus on your stitches.
Name it, then add your pattern, your yarn, and your needles or hook. Everything for that project lives in one place.
Add a counter and tap plus at the end of each row. Put your knitting down for a week, and your place is right where you left it.
Not sure what RS means, or which needle to use? Our free knitting guides and charts explain the numbers in your pattern.
A PEEK INSIDE
Every project keeps its counters, pattern, yarn, needles or hooks, notes, and photos together. Syncs with iCloud across your iPhone and iPad.
Pick up where you left off
Counters with instructions
Lock Screen counting
Focus sessions
Your pattern library
Your yarn stash
InsightsKNITTER? CROCHETER? WELCOME IN.
A first scarf, a complicated sweater, a blanket you keep coming back to. There’s room for your kind of making here. Crochet projects get hook sizes, stitch presets like single, half double, and double crochet, and “Now crocheting” on every counter.
FREE TO START. NO ADS, EVER.
The everyday counting is free. CozyKnit Pro adds tools for bigger, more complicated projects, whenever you’re ready.
Monthly and yearly plans, with a 7-day free trial for eligible new subscribers. See the App Store for prices where you live.
A LITTLE HELP ALONG THE WAY
Simple, practical guides for keeping your place and making sense of the numbers. See all guides
When to tap, what counts as row 1, and how to find your place again.
Read the guide REFERENCE CHARTEvery common needle size side by side, from 1.5 mm to 25 mm.
See the chart REFERENCE CHARTGauge, needle, and hook ranges for each yarn weight.
See the chart REFERENCE CHARTUS letter sizes matched to millimeters, B-1 to T/U/X.
See the chart PATTERN BASICS · 2 MIN READRight side, wrong side, and how to tell which one you’re on.
Read the guide COUNTING & REPEATS · 3 MIN READSeparate your overall progress from your place in a repeat.
Read the guideCozyKnit is a knitting and crochet app for iPhone and iPad. It brings row and stitch counters, pattern storage, project notes, yarn stash, widgets, and focus sessions together.
Yes. CozyKnit is free to download with no ads. Row counters, repeat counters, widgets, focus sessions, pattern upload, and your yarn stash are all free. CozyKnit Pro is an optional upgrade that adds shaping counters, row-by-row instructions, PDF annotations, insights, and gauge and yarn substitution calculators.
Yes. Start a project, add a counter, and tap plus after each row, and CozyKnit remembers your place, even weeks later. It can also show whether you’re on a right-side or wrong-side row, and our free guides explain needle sizes, yarn weights, and pattern terms.
Use a row counter that you tap at the end of every row. A knitting counter app like CozyKnit goes further than a clicker: it saves your count with each project, tracks pattern repeats separately from your total rows, and can count from your Lock Screen.
Yes. Add each yarn with its photo, weight, fiber, colorway, and grams. Assign yarn to a project and reweigh it as you knit, and your stash updates to show what’s left.
Yes. Choose crochet as your preferred craft or when creating a project. You get crochet hook sizes and stitch presets, and you can track rows, stitches, and repeats for your crochet projects.
Yes. Open widget setup in CozyKnit to turn on the Lock Screen card, with big plus and minus buttons for your current counter. You can also add CozyKnit widgets to your Home Screen.
Yes. A row repeat counter tracks your row within the repeat and how many repeats are done. With Pro, shaping counters handle increases, decreases, and resets, like every 6th row for sleeve decreases.
Yes. You can upload pattern PDFs and images and keep them with your projects. Annotation tools are available for PDFs with Pro; pattern images are display-only.
Yes. CozyKnit is available on iPhone and iPad, with iCloud sync for your project data across your devices.
No. Ravelry lookup helps fill in yarn details when you add yarn to your stash. You still need to get your pattern from its original source and upload your own pattern file.
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