Your stash, your patterns and your row count, in your pocket

Skeins of hand-dyed yarn, as a yarn stash looks in Stash2Go

Stash2Go is an app for knitters and crocheters. Look up your stash in the yarn shop, find your row again when you pick your work back up, and see what your friends are making.

It works with Ravelry, the website where many makers keep their patterns, yarn and projects, and talk to each other. Free with adverts on iPhone, Android and the web, and you can start before you have a Ravelry account.

An independent app since 2013

The Stash2Go home screen
Watch the tour A guided tour of the whole app

Quiet or Colourful, as You Like

Knitting and crochet are a pleasure to look at, and the app should be too. It comes in forty colour themes, and every theme has a scene drawn behind the page: yarn balls, falling snow, the sea, a night sky. You switch the scene on in Settings, on the colour theme screen.

A yarn stash in the Cottagecore colour theme
Cottagecore: a yarn stash in warm cream
A list of projects in the Ocean Breeze colour theme, with waves behind the page
Ocean Breeze: projects on a calm sea
A yarn stash in the Deep Space colour theme, with a night sky and a moon behind the page
Deep Space: skeins at night, under a moon

The yarn and the projects in these pictures are from Luxx Yarns, the hand-dyed yarn label in the developer’s own family.

Ten of the forty themes, laid out like a shade card, from the quietest to the loudest:

The six home tiles in the Sumi & Linen colour theme
Sumi & Linen
The six home tiles in the Chart Paper colour theme
Chart Paper
The six home tiles in the Monochrome colour theme
Monochrome
The six home tiles in the Cottagecore colour theme
Cottagecore
The six home tiles in the Pastel Garden colour theme
Pastel Garden
The six home tiles in the Ocean Breeze colour theme
Ocean Breeze
The six home tiles in the Golden Hour colour theme
Golden Hour
The six home tiles in the Deep Space colour theme
Deep Space
The six home tiles in the Rainbow Prism colour theme
Rainbow Prism
The six home tiles in the Psychedelic colour theme
Psychedelic

Three ways to lay it out. If you get stuck, there is a guide for every part of the app.

Basic shows the essentials, Advanced shows everything, and Classic gives each area one page. You can switch whenever you like.

Made by one independent developer · A new version every week or two
iPhone, iPad, Android, Web, Watch, TV · 26 languages
Ravelry on my phone Work from my pattern PDFs Use the yarn I already have

Small Pleasures

Start From the Yarn

Pick a skein you own and see the knitting and crochet patterns that suit it. Guide

A Day to Finish By

Give a project the day it has to be done, a birthday perhaps, and see how many days are left. Guide

See It in Your Colours

See a pattern’s photographs in the colours of your own yarn before you cast on. Guide

A Little Film of Your Project

Turn a project’s photos into a short video with music. Guide

The last two are new and still being tried out. You switch them on yourself.

In the Yarn Shop

Your stash is on your phone, skein by skein, with what is left of each yarn, so you know what you already have before you buy. And when you are somewhere new, the map shows the yarn shops around you, with opening hours where they are known, and the way there.

The yarn shop map in Stash2Go, with pins for the shops around Trondheim
Yarn shops around Trondheim, on the map

Wherever You Knit or Crochet

Phone, Tablet and Browser

The same app on your iPhone, iPad or Android, and in the browser at app.stash2go.com. Start a row on one and carry on with another.

Apple Watch

Count a row from your wrist while your hands stay on the needles or the hook.

Apple TV & Google TV

Put your projects, or the pattern you are working from, on the big screen at home.

No Signal, and Your Own Language

Take your projects, patterns and PDFs along where there is no signal. The app speaks 26 languages, with the knitting and crochet words checked by hand.

Reviews chosen by the developer. All of them, good and bad, are in the App Store and on Google Play.

Free to Use, With Optional Premium

All core features are free, row counters and offline downloads included. Premium takes the adverts away. It adds two more ways of following a pattern row by row. You also get Bobbin, a craft assistant you can ask, and helpers such as pattern translation. You can subscribe or pay once, and the price is shown in the app before you buy.