Ullie: Knitting Row Counter

Ullie opens the knitting and crochet patterns you already own and keeps your place.

YOUR PATTERNS, YOUR FILES Open a PDF from Files, scan a paper pattern from a book, or choose photos of one. Ullie copies it in once and never changes it. No pattern store, no account, no AI.

A ROW RULER THAT KNOWS WHERE YOU ARE Count a row and the ruler moves to that row's line in your pattern, even on the fifth time through a repeat. Drag it, or press and hold any line to move it there. Patterns set in columns are read column by column.

COUNTERS THAT MOVE TOGETHER "Repeat rows 3–10 four times" and "decrease every 6th row 8 times", both at once. One tap moves them all, and Ullie tells you when two things land on the same row. When the pattern says "rep the last 6 rows 7 more times", one tap starts counting it.

YOUR SIZE, HIGHLIGHTED Pick your size once and Ullie marks your number in every "88 (96, 104)" on the page.

SWEATERS IN PIECES A back, a front and a pair of sleeves, each with its own count. Knit until 38 cm, and with your row gauge Ullie tells you how many rows are left.

READS PATTERNS IN FIVE LANGUAGES English, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish and German: row numbers, repeats, "every 4th row" and sizes, whether the sizes are written 88 (96, 104) or 113[121:127].

NOTES IN THE MARGIN Write on the pattern with Apple Pencil. Your notes are kept apart from the PDF.

COUNT FROM ANYWHERE The Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, the Digital Crown on Apple Watch, the Action button, Control Center, or a Bluetooth page-turner pedal.

A TAP IS NEVER LOST Ullie keeps your count as a history, not a number, so your iPhone and Apple Watch merge instead of overwriting each other. It backs up your projects every day you knit, and you can export any project.

MADE FOR IPAD On iPad your counters sit beside the pattern, and Apple Pencil writes notes straight away.

PAY ONCE Your first project is free for good. Unlock as many projects as you like with one purchase, shared with your family through Family Sharing. No subscription.

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