Yarn Inventory
Track brands, weights, fibers, colorways, yardage, quantities, purchase details, and photos in one searchable stash.
Yarn management, project planning, and fiber intelligence for knitters and crocheters.
Static feature overview — no database, no login required. This page describes what the platform offers.
Everything you need to organize a yarn stash and the projects that use it.
Track brands, weights, fibers, colorways, yardage, quantities, purchase details, and photos in one searchable stash.
Manage works in progress, link patterns and yarn, record gauge, needles, dates, photos, and completion status.
Organize knitting and crochet patterns with metadata, PDF uploads, favorites, tags, and yarn requirements.
Estimate skeins and yardage from gauge, dimensions, and project type before you cast on.
Convert stitch and row counts across needle sizes and swatch measurements.
Upload pattern PDFs and extract useful details for search, storage, and project planning.
Find alternative yarns by weight, fiber, and yardage when a colorway is discontinued or sold out.
See stash totals and match existing yarn to pattern requirements before buying more.
Bring existing Ravelry stash and project data into YarnStash via OAuth.
Add yarn to your stash quickly by scanning product barcodes on mobile.
Export your stash, projects, and account data in standard formats you control.
Smart tools that help you choose yarn, find deals, and get answers faster.
Generate custom knitting and crochet pattern ideas with AI-assisted design tools.
Ask yarn, pattern, and technique questions through an NLP-powered assistant.
Personalized yarn and pattern suggestions based on stash history and preferences.
Monitor yarn sales across major retailers and surface relevant discounts.
Predict when favorite brands and lines are likely to go on sale.
Retrieval-augmented responses using vector search for more accurate answers.
Train and improve models with differential privacy safeguards for user data.
The complete YarnStash app — inventory, projects, patterns, and sign-in — lives in the React codebase and backend API.