Cross Stitch Counter & Tracker

Keep your place in any pattern with a warm, tactile counter made for craft time.

Stitch & Row Counter gives you a big, glanceable count and huge plus and minus buttons you can tap without looking — perfect for cross-stitch, knitting, crochet, embroidery, weaving and beading.

WHY CRAFTERS LOVE IT
• A giant, easy-to-read stitch count
• Huge +/- buttons made for quick, confident taps
• A separate row counter so you never lose a repeat
• Set a target or repeat and get a gentle alert when you reach it
• Lock the screen to prevent accidental taps mid-row
• Reset with a friendly confirm — stitches, rows or both
• Cozy handmade design that's calm and easy on the eyes
• Fully offline — your projects stay on your phone, no account

HOW IT WORKS
Create a project, pick your craft, and start counting. Tap plus for every stitch and use the row counter as you finish each line. Set a target for repeats and the app buzzes softly when you get there.

PERFECT FOR
Cross-stitch charts, knitting patterns, crochet rounds, embroidery, tapestry, amigurumi, tunisian crochet, beadwork and any repeating count.

PRO

CROCHET ROW COUNTER AND KNITTING COUNTER
Track each project in its own crochet row counter or knitting counter: set a target row, tap to count, get an alert at the goal. Works fully offline, no account.

PRO SUBSCRIPTION
The core tools stay available without paying. Pro starts with a 7-day free trial, and ads keep showing during that trial. After it ends, the weekly subscription renews automatically and removes the ads. Cancel any time in Google Play.

If you already bought the Pro version, it stays yours for life, with no subscription.

CROSS STITCH COUNTER AND ROW TRACKER

Cross stitch patterns repeat: a motif runs 12 stitches across, 8 rows down, three times across the cloth. Keeping count by marking a paper chart means smudged pencil, lost papers and the constant risk of counting off by one. This stitch counter keeps two numbers — stitches in the current row, rows completed — and lets you set a target so you know when a repeat is finished. The screen-lock prevents a random tap from spoiling a row mid-work.

KNITTING ROW COUNTER AND CROCHET ROUND COUNTER

The same tool works for knitting: a stitch counter tracks the stitches in the row and the row counter tracks how far into the pattern you are. For crochet, each round increases the stitch count; the target alert fires when the round reaches its expected length. Amigurumi makers use the counter to track the magic ring increases; tunisian crochet users count the forward and return passes separately. Whatever the craft, the principle is the same: one number for the position in the row, one for the position in the pattern.

WHO KEEPS A CRAFT COUNTER APP

Crafters who knit or cross-stitch on the train or at lunch, away from their pattern book. Cross-stitch beginners who lose count mid-row because they look away from the hoop to talk or watch TV. Experienced knitters working complex lace patterns where a missed yarn-over compounds with every subsequent row. Anyone whose physical clicker has gone missing mid-project, or who wants both counters in one place instead of two separate devices.

CROSS STITCH PATTERN GUIDE — KEEPING COUNT ACROSS COLORS

Cross stitch patterns use multiple thread colours on the same fabric square. When you switch colours, the stitch counter resets for the new thread section while the row counter keeps running — so you know you are still on row 12, just switching from DMC 310 to DMC 321. The screen-lock prevents an accidental plus tap from shifting the count mid-thread change.

CROCHET STITCH COUNTER FOR AMIGURUMI AND ROUNDS

Amigurumi is built in rounds, not rows — each round typically increases by 6 stitches from the magic ring outward. Set the target for the round's expected stitch count and the app alerts you when you reach it. The separate row counter tracks rounds completed. Tunisian crochet users count forward and return passes independently.