Knit & Crochet Row Counter app analytics for October 21

Looking for a crochet row counter that never loses your place? Stitch Counter is a knitting row counter, crochet stitch counter and row counter app in one: a knit row counter for knitting and crochet projects, with a tap counter for every sleeve, blanket, and chart. Losing the row count is the moment every knitter dreads. You put the needles down mid-sleeve, life happens, and three days later you're squinting at the work trying to reconstruct where you were. Or worse, the counter app you trusted reset itself between sessions and forty minutes of recounting begins. Stitch Counter is built around one promise: your count is exactly where you left it, every single time. Tap once per row or round, close the app whenever you like. Each project keeps its own counters, saved on your device the instant they change, with no account standing between you and your work. KEY FEATURES • One large, satisfying tap per row: count without looking up from your hands • Every project saved automatically: pick it up days or weeks later, the count is exactly where you left it • Several counters per project: track rows AND pattern repeats side by side on the same piece • Row goals with a progress bar: see the sleeve, square, or chart section fill as you go • Step size, minus, and reset: fix a mis-tap without touching the rest of the project • Project notes: keep needle size, yarn, and pattern details next to the count • Craft-aware setup: knitting and crochet count rows, cross-stitch counts stitches • Mark projects finished: completed pieces stay in your list, struck through • Counts without a signal, no account and no sign-up A CROCHET ROW COUNTER FOR REAL PROJECTS Crochet rarely stays simple. A blanket has hundreds of rows, amigurumi is built in rounds, and a garment mixes repeats with shaping. Use one counter for rounds and another for pattern repeats, set a goal, and watch the progress bar fill. If you tap one too many, the minus button fixes it without disturbing anything else. A KNITTING ROW COUNTER YOU CAN TRUST A sweater is 200+ rows over weeks. Whether you knit in the evening or in short bursts on the bus, your knitting row counter keeps every project separate, with notes for needle size, yarn, and pattern details right beside the number. MADE FOR • Knitters working a pattern across many sittings • Crocheters tracking rounds and repeats on blankets, amigurumi, and garments • Cross-stitchers keeping their place in a chart between sessions • Anyone who has ever lost a count to an app, a power nap, or a curious cat A row counter has exactly one job: never drop the number. Everything in Stitch Counter, from instant on-device saving to per-project counters and a minus button for mis-taps, exists to do that one job properly. Whether you need a crochet row counter, a knit row counter, or a simple stitch counter for crochet and cross-stitch, start your project, tap, and keep making.