Features

Big tap-target. Per-row timer. Wake-lock on mobile. Vibration on tap. The tracker is the focus surface — everything you need, nothing you don't.

Pause, resume, scrub forward and backward. Every action is event-sourced; your progress is always recoverable.

Got a pattern as plain text? Paste it line-by-line into the wizard and it becomes a trackable pattern in seconds. Best for simple, linear patterns where you want to start knitting now.

The Pattern Builder is a recursive tree editor. Patterns are made of segments; segments contain rows, repeats, rule blocks, and notes. Repeats can be fixed-count ("knit 32 rows") or condition-based ("knit until live stitches reach 36").

Rule blocks let one row pick its instruction based on the iteration: odd vs. even rows, every fourth row, etc. Counters and parameters bind everything together.

Detailed reference: Pattern Builder reference.

Every pattern can be forked. Knit in Time deep-clones the pattern and assigns fresh IDs so your edits never modify the original. Forks live in your library alongside the source pattern.

Parameters are the knobs the knitter sets when starting a project — cast-on count, leg length, sleeve length. Counters track values that change while knitting — live stitches, picked-up gusset stitches, decreases worked.

Both flow through the pattern's expressions: a row's instruction can interpolate the current cast-on count; a repeat can run until live stitches equal a target. The tracker computes everything live.

Your patterns live in your local Library. Edit, fork, or delete them. Add new ones from a chooser screen with several paths — Builder, AI Import, Just Knit, Simple Wizard, URL, Paste DSL, or Paste JavaScript. Your pattern text stays on your device.