Hear your next row.
Never touch your phone.
Rowcue reads your crochet or knitting pattern out loud, one step at a time, and moves on when you say “next”, tap your AirPods or press a pedal. Import a PDF or paste the text. No account needed.
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From PDF to your next stitch
Import your pattern
Open the PDF you bought on Etsy or Ravelry, or paste the text. Rowcue reads it on your device.
Check the steps
Rowcue splits it into rows and rounds, spells out every repeat and shows the stitch count. You can fix anything before you start.
Keep your hands on the yarn
Advance with your voice, your AirPods or a pedal. Rowcue remembers your place, even days later.
Pick how you move to the next row
Your voice
Say “next”, “back” or “where am I?”. Speech is processed on your iPhone.
A tap on your AirPods
The same tap that pauses music moves you one step forward.
A Bluetooth pedal
Works with the page-turner pedals musicians use. Press with your foot, keep both hands working.
Apple Watch Coming in 2027
Tap your wrist and glance at the current row.
Made for your patterns, never instead of them
Rowcue doesn’t generate patterns. It reads the ones you bought or wrote, so designers keep getting paid for their work.
Your files stay on your iPhone and in your iCloud. No ads, ever.
Questions
When can I use it?
Today, in your browser at rowcue.app/app (iPhone, iPad, Android or computer). The iPhone app follows in February 2027.
Will it cost money?
You can follow one pattern at a time for free, with every hands-free control included. Rowcue Founder, a one-time payment for the first 300 supporters, unlocks unlimited projects and the iPhone app’s Pro plan.
Does it work with charts?
Written patterns come first. For charted patterns you can use Manual mode and the counters. Chart reading is on the roadmap.
US or UK terms?
Both. Rowcue reads your pattern as written and says abbreviations as words when it reads aloud. Our free US↔UK converter helps with the other convention.
Android?
Yes. The web app works in Chrome on Android today. The native app is iPhone-first.