Knitamus 3.3.2

For those who approach knitting with meticulous organization, the prospect of establishing each row of a pattern prior to casting on may sound ideal. Conversely, if you are someone who embraces a more spontaneous knitting experience, having a reliable lifeline when returning to projects—no matter how long they’ve been stashed away—could prove invaluable.

Introducing Knitamus, an application thoughtfully designed to accommodate knitters across this spectrum.

Knitamus allows for the creation of multiple project pieces (such as sleeves, fronts, and backs), each equipped with a dedicated counter to keep track of your current row. The chart window is specially crafted to display numerous PDF pages or chart photos simultaneously, featuring an adjustable highlight bar that retains the memory of each row. Before beginning your project, you have the option to set highlights for every row, including repeating highlights, or simply start knitting with the assurance that each completed row will be remembered for future reference. Additionally, users can conveniently add notes—both recurring and one-time—at any point during their work.

The integration of iCloud enables seamless transitions between devices; you can tackle projects on your iPhone while on the go or enjoy the larger display of your iPad when it's at hand.

Knitamus also maintains an automatic connection with Ravelry to keep your project status and photos updated without needing manual intervention.

For those using an Apple Watch, the app offers functionality to display notes and repeat information from your current projects stored in iCloud, or it can simply function as a counter without relying on iCloud.

Knitamus is the result of dedicated design and development by an enthusiastic knitter, enriched by ideas and support from a community of fellow knitters.

The projects showcased in the screenshots draw inspiration from various published patterns, including:

• Forest Owl by Natalia Moreva of Kulabra Design
• O.W.L. Mittens by Celeste Young
• Tomten Jacket by Elizabeth Zimmermann
• Ribbon Drop Scarf by Wendy Ellis
• The Almost Lost Washcloth by Julie Tarsha
• Tiny Trees Baby Vest by Kylie Bates