Tandel vs Crafly

Tandel is a calm, offline archive for scrapbookers, journalers, travel-album makers and card crafters. Log supplies, archive finished pages, keep drafts and offline guides. Everything stays on your device—no account or cloud.

Crafly is a studio for handmade work. It turns an idea into a craft project you can plan, follow through, finish, and improve. Start with the reason you are making something: name, inspiration, reference photos, difficulty, and a date you are aiming for. Then build the rest of the bench around it—fabric and supplies, tools, measurements, stages, and the small steps inside each stage. While you make, Crafly stays with the work: • Time a stage and see where the hours actually went • Check off steps, add notes, and keep measurements next to the stage they belong to • Capture progress photos and short voice notes at the bench • Mark what you used, so the next make does not start from memory When a piece is finished, it does not disappear into a camera roll. Gallery keeps a fingerprint of the make, a replay of how it came together, and a clear way to start the next edition with the same materials, tools, and lessons. Crafly is for sewing, knitting, crochet, embroidery, leather, pottery, quilting, and other slow handmade work—anyone who wants a project, not just a pile of notes.