Knit & Crochet Row Counter app analytics for October 1

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 • Fully offline, no account, no sign-up, and no ads anywhere in the app MADE FOR • Knitters working a pattern across many sittings — a sweater is 200+ rows over weeks • 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 — instant on-device saving, per-project counters, a minus button for mis-taps — exists to do that one job properly.