Every tool you reach for, in one place.
What yarn you already own. Which row you were on. How much a blanket will take. The chart, the counter, the shopping list — all in one app that works when the signal doesn’t, and remembers where you left off.
Waitlist members get 2 months of full access, free at launch. US only for now.
Everything you’re already juggling, in one place.
Most of this lives on scraps of paper, in your camera roll, and in your head. It works better together.
Your yarn stash
Photograph the label and it fills in the brand, weight and yardage for you. Then you can actually answer “do I have enough of this?” from the shop.
scan the labelShopping list
Add what a pattern needs in one tap, then check it off in the aisle. It keeps working with no signal, and catches up when you’re home.
works offlineOn the hook
Row counters that don’t reset when the phone sleeps, and a quiet timer that tells you how long a project really took.
screen stays awakeProject journal
What you made, who it was for, and exactly which yarn went into it — so next time you can make it again without guessing.
made for whomPattern tracker
Tap a row when you finish it. Put the phone down for three weeks, pick it up on a plane with no signal, and it still knows exactly where you were.
no signal neededCharts & PDF
Charts that read like a map instead of a wall of abbreviations — and a clean printable copy when you’d rather have paper beside you.
print itWorth keeping it for.
The tools that do the hardest part for you.
Turn a photo into a blanket
Point it at a photo — a dog, a sunset, a grandchild — and it works out the grid, matches every color to yarn you can actually buy, and tells you how many skeins of each. Then it counts out your blanket row by row — or round by round — and ticks each one off as you go.
The photo never leaves your phone.
colors matched to real yarnSketch a shape, get the pattern
Draw the outline of a ball, a bowl, a gnome — and the round-by-round instructions write themselves from your own gauge. Watch it turn in 3D as you go, in single, half double or double crochet, and export a print file if you want a stand for it.
Or type your rows in and let it check the math.
it does the countingMake a blanket in squares
Too big to work in one piece? Split a photo blanket into squares that each carry their part of the picture, crochet them one at a time, then join them into the whole image.
Every square keeps its own place inside one project.
square by squareCrochet the way your hands do.
Left-handed crocheters usually get left over — squinting at a right-handed diagram and flipping it in their head. Not here. Every lesson illustration and pattern chart mirrors for you, so what you see is exactly what you make.
Stitch School is on its way.
Crochet Bobble started as a way to teach my family to crochet, and that half is still coming — guided lessons that end in real stitches, where every level you finish leaves you a square, and the squares become a blanket. See what’s coming, and join that list →
Join now, get 2 months free.
Everyone who joins the waitlist gets 2 months of full access, free when we open on November 24 — the whole pattern library, tracker, and charts.
When your 2 months are up, keep the founder price of $7.99/mo for as long as you stay — or take Lifetime for $89 (reg. $119) instead.
Three things to know: Crochet Bobble is for people in the United States for now, sign up with this same email address when the app opens — that’s how we’ll know you’re a founding member — and claim it by December 31, 2026.
Outside the United States?
Crochet Bobble is only open in the US for now. Leave your email and I’ll tell you when it opens where you live.