Every project on your hook, with the hours it actually took.
A tracker for knitting and crochet: a timer that keeps running when you put the phone down, what the yarn cost and what to charge for the finished thing, and notes and photos of how it went — all legible at three times the type size.
What it does
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Time, counted honestly
Start the timer when you sit down. It runs in a notification, so it keeps counting when you switch apps or lock the phone — and you can add the hour you forgot to start it. Every session stays in the log, per project and per part.
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What it cost, what to charge
Log every skein and every hook. Stitchbook totals the materials and works out a price four different ways, so selling a piece doesn't mean guessing what your hours were worth.
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Notes and progress photos
Formatted notes with photos dropped straight in, a gallery per project, and a display photo so you can tell your projects apart at a glance. Everything saves as you go.
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Readable at any size
A font slider that goes to 3×, a layout that reorganizes itself rather than clipping when you use it, screen-reader support throughout, and WCAG AA contrast everywhere. Built in from the start, not bolted on.
Where your projects live
Stitchbook works fully offline. Your projects sit in the app's private storage on your phone, and they stay there unless you choose otherwise. Sign in — with Google or an email address — and they sync across your devices; don't, and they never leave the phone. Photos always stay local. You can export everything as a JSON file whenever you like, and delete your cloud account from Settings without touching what's on the device.
No ads, no analytics, no advertising IDs, no trackers. Crash reports carry no project data.