PDFs, printouts, patterns bought anywhere. AI reads the file and rebuilds it for your needles: your size only, your row always saved, charts you can actually read.
Upload a PDF or photograph a printed pattern, including the ones you bought years ago.
Sizes, gauge, materials and instructions are read from the file and laid out as a clean, readable pattern. The original stays untouched.
Filter to your size, count rows as you go, put it down and pick it up exactly where you stopped.
One step at a time, in your size. The next step shows below, and the techniques in each step link to our guides. Set the text size, line spacing and a light, dark or sepia theme.
Only the step you are on fills the screen, and the screen stays on. Knit without touching your phone.
The original page sits next to the step, so you can check a chart or a photo. Zoom in up to three times.
Count rows with one tap, add extra counters for repeats, and write a note on any step. Bookmark the steps you want to find again.
Work out stitches and rows per 10 cm, and measure your swatch against the screen.
Every pattern you import in one searchable library. Each project remembers its size, chapter and step, so you pick up where you stopped.
Autumn 2026 is the aim. Newsletter subscribers get access first.
Yes, that's the point. Any knitting pattern you own as a PDF or on paper can be brought in.
Nothing. It stays in your library exactly as it was, the reader is a layer on top, not a replacement. If the AI misreads something, the original is one tap away.
iPhone and Android, with the reader on the web too. One account everywhere.
Yes. Patterns and your progress are stored on your phone, so you can knit where there's no signal.
Yes. What you import is yours alone, never shared, published or visible to anyone else.
No. Knyt works with patterns from anywhere.
To be announced; we'll share pricing before launch.
Knyt starts with knitting, it's what we know first-hand. Crochet may follow.