The knitting app that keeps your place

Knit&Note is a knitting app for iPhone, iPad and Android that keeps your pattern, row count, notes and yarn stash in one place, with modern patterns included in Premium. Put a project down for two weeks, open it again, and you’re right where you stopped.

What does a knitting app do?

Most knitters don’t need more gadgets. They need fewer loose ends. The pattern sits somewhere in your downloads, the count is on a sticky note, and the yarn label is in a drawer. A good knitting app gathers all of that in one place and then stays out of the way while you knit.

That’s what Knit&Note is built for. Open a project and everything for it is there: the pattern in your size, the row you’re on, the notes you wrote last time, and the yarn and needles you’re using.

Read patterns without losing the row

Choose your size once, and the pattern reader shows the numbers for that size. Mark the line you’re on with a color highlighter, count rows with the counter built into the pattern, and tap an abbreviation like ssk to see what it means. Video tutorials are there for techniques you haven’t tried yet.

Put the knitting down mid-row and Knit&Note remembers your count, so you pick up exactly where you stopped.

How the pattern reader works →

An app for knitting patterns, included with Premium

Knit&Note has a library of modern patterns from Scandinavian designers, from beginner-friendly sweaters to colorwork cardigans. With Premium the patterns are included, so you never pay per pattern, and new designs keep arriving.

Already have a favorite pattern from Ravelry, Etsy or a designer’s own shop? Add the PDF to Knit&Note and keep your count and notes with it.

Browse knitting patterns →

Every project, ready when you are

Each project keeps its own pattern, row count, notes, yarn and needles. Knit a sweater in the evenings and a hat on the bus, and each one stays exactly where you left it. Your yarn and needle stash lives in the app too, so you can check what you have before you buy more.

The small tools you reach for are in the same place: an increase and decrease calculator for spacing stitches evenly, a yarn calculator, and a ruler for checking your gauge.

See how far you’ve come

Knit&Note keeps simple statistics on your knitting, like how much time you spend knitting, so you can watch a season of work add up. When something is finished, share it with the community and find your next idea in what others are making.

FAQ

What is the best app for knitting?

If you want patterns, a row counter, notes and your stash in one app, Knit&Note is made for that. For a side-by-side look at the alternatives, see our comparison of the best knitting apps.

Is Knit`&`Note free?

Knit&Note is free to download. Premium opens the full pattern library, and patterns are included in the subscription, so you never pay per pattern. You’ll see plans and prices in the app.

Can I use my own PDF patterns?

Yes. On iPhone and iPad, share a PDF or photos of a printed pattern to Knit&Note. On Android, open the PDF with Knit&Note. Then knit it with the row counter and your notes.

Does Knit`&`Note work with Ravelry?

You can knit patterns you bought on Ravelry by adding the PDF to Knit&Note. The app isn’t connected to your Ravelry account. Our Ravelry guide shows the steps.

Is it for beginners or experienced knitters?

Both. If you’re new, start with a beginner-friendly pattern and the video tutorials. If you’ve knitted for years, the reader keeps the shorthand you know, and explanations are one tap away when you meet something new.