Rowly: Crochet Row Counter

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About this app

Rowly is a row counter for crochet and knitting that keeps your pattern PDF on the same screen. There are no ads in it, so nothing ever pops up over the button while you count.

You count to relax. Tap the big counter, feel the click, and the number changes right then. Nothing covers the button, nothing starts playing, and you never have to wonder whether that tap registered.

No Ads. Not Now, Not Later

There is no advertising in Rowly and there never will be, because Rowly is not paid for by advertising. It is paid for by the people who use it. That is the whole trade, and it is why the counter is never interrupted.

Your Pattern and Your Counter, On One Screen

Open a pattern PDF and the counter comes with it, as a slim band over the page. You read the chart and count at the same time, without switching screens.

Import a PDF from your phone and Rowly copies it into the app. It stays there even if you delete the original file, clear your downloads or have no signal. Attach as many PDFs as a project needs, because most garment patterns arrive in several pieces.

Rowly remembers the page and the zoom level you were on for every file, and it rotates a single page without rotating the whole document, so a chart printed sideways stops being a problem.

Bought a pattern on your phone? Open the PDF from your email or downloads, choose Rowly, and it lands straight in the app. My patterns keeps every PDF you have added in one searchable list, whichever project it came from. You can also print a pattern, or send it on to someone else.

Everything Else a Row Counter Needs

- A second counter for repeats, stitches or pattern sections, running alongside your rows.
- Notes on every project, for the yarn you used and the changes you made.
- A photo or a picture on each project, so a list of projects looks like your projects.
- The screen stays awake while you work, so it stops dimming mid-row.
- Four themes, light and dark, plus a dark page mode that turns a chart into white ink on black paper for late nights.
- Your phone's text size is respected, so the numbers stay readable however you set it.

Pay Once, or Yearly, or Not at All

Seven days of full access to start. No card, and nothing to cancel if you walk away.

After that, Rowly Pro is 14.99 USD per year, or 39.99 USD once if you would rather never see a renewal again. Pay once and it stays unlocked on your Google account. Your local price is always shown before you buy anything.

If the trial ends and you decide not to pay, nothing is deleted. Your projects become read-only, and the export stays free.

Your Work Is Yours, Including on the Way Out

Export everything you have made, projects and pattern PDFs together, into a plain ZIP saved straight to a folder on your phone. It is free forever: during the trial, after the trial, and whether or not you ever pay. There is no fee to get your own projects back, ever.

There is no account, no email address and no sign-up. Your projects, notes and PDFs stay on your phone. Rowly has no server to send them to, so nobody here can read them or keep them from you.

What Rowly Does Not Do

Rowly has no cloud backup and no sync between devices. That is a deliberate choice rather than a missing feature, and it is why there is no account and nothing to leak. It also means your work lives on this phone only, so export before you change phones and keep the ZIP somewhere safe.

Rowly does not sell patterns and has no catalogue of its own. Your library is the patterns you already bought or downloaded, so Rowly gives you the shelves, not the stock. There is no AI, no feed, no social features and no statistics to read. It does one job properly: count your rows, and keep the patterns you work from.

Made by Arkadia Labs.
Row counter for crochet and knitting. Keeps your pattern PDFs. No ads, offline.
Updated on
Aug 19, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
  • No data shared with third parties
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  • This app may collect these data types
    App activity and Device or other IDs
  • Data is encrypted in transit
  • You can request that data be deleted

What’s new

Every project can have a picture now. Pick one of the finished pieces we included, or use a photo of your own work — so you can tell your projects apart at a glance. The clock and battery are readable again on the light themes.