Easy Knitty Row Counter knit 4+

This is super useful and convenient, first of all. I like the clean look and being able to take notes on my projects. *But* I hate that I can’t make the same thing more than once. I run an Etsy store and take orders for items, and am often using this to track progress on a given project. With the format of this app, I can’t copy/paste or duplicate my work, which is inconvenient.

I really enjoy and like the features offered in this app! It works well and I like the options of customizing or writing notes if necessary!
I didn’t mind paying for full access to the app. It was reasonably priced and will be helpful to have for in the future. My favorite aspects are the options to have several sections for one project and having the time tracker for the projects. The time tracker is important to me because I’m considering selling projects in the future. This will be helpful so that I can more accurately know how much time I’m spending on making things!
However, my bigger issue/bug I see most in the app is the timer not working properly. It works perfectly fine only if the app is left open on the phone screen. However, if I lock my phone and leave it in the background, it either won’t continue counting the time that passes or it will jump significantly forward and record an amount of time that hasn’t passed yet.
Before the recent update, the time tracking feature worked alright when I would leave it to run in the background/phone screen locked. But it’s been pretty funky since!
Overall, very happy with it!!!

I’m on a kitting group in Facebook. I talked about this app. Someone said she does everything in a journal, writes it down. I just couldn’t stay constant with that method. One thing consistent with me is, I always have my phone. This app gives me one place to do it all. Count rows, type notes, write out my pattern when I’m free styling. This app allows me to break up a project into sub parts. Teaching myself sock knitting so my sock has the toe pattern. Then foot pattern, then heel then the leg. (Toe up sock). Looking at it in sections really helped me focus on just that section. Call it ADHD or what ever, this app helps me focus on the part of the sock I’m working and forget the other parts until I get there. And, it’s all going to be there for sock number two. Yes, you can do this in a journal but correcting and making adjustments is a whole lot cleaner in this app. It even lets me check on how many rows I did in a day. It’s interesting to know that. So I want to thank the developers for this cool app. I love it.