Stitch Count vs Log It All

Stitch Count is a simple app to help knitters and crocheters manage their stitches and rows. Its design is straightforward enough for those who just want an easy way to keep track of numbers, but it’s also great for designers who need to take notes and pictures while creating a pattern. You can manage multiple projects at once and share your progress. Stitch Count was created with knitting and crocheting in mind, but it can easily be used for any project that involves multiple steps.

Log It All keeps track of anything that matters to you. Create Categories, add Events inside them, and log an entry whenever something happens. Specify whether your event needs only a date, a date and time, or start and end dates and times. Add a note if you want. You can even set up regular or one-time reminders. Log It All lets you log different types of events on the fly as they occur and place them in categories later, or not at all. Load the sample data to get a head start. You can remove it whenever you want. If you have any questions, go to the Help tab for answers. Log It All is designed to be flexible, so you can do it your way. Log anything: • Car — oil changes, tire pressure checks, maintenance • Home — filter changes, yard work, repairs • Health — symptoms, medications, workouts • Baby — feedings, naps, milestones • Subscriptions — renewals, with a reminder before you're billed • …or absolutely anything you want to remember Features: • Timeline & reports — view entries by date or by event, and share a PDF • Reminders — one-time or repeating, so you never miss a renewal or refill • Private by design — your data lives in your own iCloud and syncs across your devices; no ads, no tracking, no accounts • Sample data — load a full example with one tap to explore, then remove it just as easily • Backup & restore — export your data to a file anytime • Moving from Trak'n'Turn? Version 3 of Trak'n'Turn lets you export your tracking data so you can import it into Log It All. Log It All keeps it simple: you decide what to track, and it remembers the rest.