A pattern viewer for knitters that knows where you are.
Yantyan keeps your place so you can get on with the making.
Said yan-tye-yan. For Android phones.
What you get
The line sits on your row
A guideline runs across the row you are on. It stays there as you zoom, pan and turn the phone.
The app does the sums
Set a repeat and Yantyan checks it with you: rows 7 to 12, 4 times in all. That is 24 rows, ending on row 30.
Count one-handed
One big tap counts a row. Use the volume keys when your hands are full. Counting works without a connection.
Free, with no ads
Counting, repeats, reminders, notes, guides and Ravelry cost nothing, and nothing nags you.
Works with Ravelry, when you want it to
Your projects come in and you can send your progress back. Nothing goes to Ravelry unless you press send.
Made by one knitter, in Cumbria
One person makes Yantyan, and the app tells you who and why.
Yan, tyan, tethera
These are the old counting words from Cumbria. Yan is one, tyan is two, tethera is three.
Shepherds counted this way, and Yantyan is named after it.