Knitamus

Knitamus is a must-have for every knitter I know. It helps me keep track of where I’m at in my project, and the developer has thought of everything! Charts? ✔️ Repeats? ✔️ Notes? ✔️ Repeating Notes? ✔️ Ravelry Syncing? ✔️ Photos? ✔️ Pattern Storage? ✔️ I’ve used Knitamus for years and the new version looks completely new and modern. If you are struggling to keep track of your repeats, row counts or notes, I can’t recommend Knitamus enough. It is a stable app too, and the developer support is very responsive.

Knitamus is a great app which will connect to your Ravelry account and import your projects. You can sync all of your devices by using iCloud syncing which means no matter where you are, you can update your projects. I create a new project and it appears in Ravelry. I added photos for my project and they appear in Ravelry as well. Keep up with your status and see it on Ravelry. Basically, Knitamus helps me keep up with my projects on Ravelry. Do you use charts? If you do, Knitamus is the best app for charts. I imported my pattern from Ravelry (open PDF from Ravelry library and then Share to Knitamus), and added the charts to my project. Then I resized the page, so that the charts are the perfect size, and highlighted the row I’m on. The page will lock after a minute to keep you from accidentally moving your location. There is an unlock button that you tap to move to your next row. I love this app for charting. Does your project have a lot of repeats? Knitamus can help you keep track of them. I really like Knitamus and recommend it for all knitters. It’s really helped me keep track of my Ravelry projects. Whereas before Knitamus, I would just update Ravelry every few months. Knitamus makes it seamless.

I have used a couple of different knitting apps including knit companion, and I do like this one, especially the way it syncs to Ravelry. I do not like the subscription model, which is why I only gave this four stars. I appreciate the work that goes into developing an app like this, and the knitter-specific thought that went into things like highlighting lines on patterns, but for the same $20 I just spent for the year, I also have purchased notability where I can do nearly everything that this app does (except for syncing to Rav). Other users have reported this to be non--intuitive, but I didn't find that to be the case. It worked fine for me and it was really helpful for the projects I've used it for