Why counting on paper fails
You put the knitting down mid row, someone asks you a question, and the tally mark never happens. A row counter on paper or in your head depends on you remembering to use it at the exact moment life interrupts.
In Knit&Note the counter is part of the pattern you are reading. You tick the row where you knit it, and when you pick the project up next week, the count is where you left it.
How it works in the app
Open your pattern, and the counter follows the section you are knitting. Tap to count a row. Add a marker when something needs your attention later, and write a note on the row itself, so the thought stays where it belongs.
The pattern shows the numbers for your chosen size only, so the row you count is always the row you knit.
Made for projects that take weeks
A sweater is hundreds of rows over many evenings. The counter, your markers, your notes and your knitting time stay saved per project, for as long as the project takes.
FAQ
Does the row counter work for crochet?
Yes. Counting rounds in crochet works the same way, inside the pattern you are following.
What happens if I forget to count a row?
Adjust the counter with a tap. It is a tool, not a judge.
Can I keep several projects going at once?
Yes. Every project has its own counter, markers and notes.