Around the chart
Everything you keep track of
The records you keep beside the chart, and the totals they add up to.
Patterns
Every chart you own in one list, with its designer, its status and your start and finish dates.
Designers
Keep patterns grouped by the designer who drew them, with their links to hand.
Fabrics
Every cut you own, with its count, its colour, its dyer and how much of it is left.
Daily goals
A target for today on each pattern, with a due date and one tap to log what you did.
Progress entries
Log stitches as you work them, and the last thirty days plot on the pattern itself.
Cloud storage
Connect cloud storage and open your patterns straight from it, without downloading them first.
MappingBeta
From a chart you own to stitches you can mark off
A photo, a scan or a PDF goes in. Each step below is done for you where it can be, and by hand where you want it.
Grid detection
Drag an outline around the chart and a box over one cell, and every row and column is detected.
Multi-page alignment
Drag a page next to another and it snaps to where the repeated stitches match.
Colour selection
Click one cell and every cell that looks the same is selected, then you name the thread.
Back stitch highlighting
Back stitch crosses the cells rather than following them, so it is drawn as lines of its own.
Marking off counts
Mark the cells you finish, and every mark counts towards the pattern's progress.
StatsAlpha
The page you build yourself
Every tile is a question you put to your own stitching. Choose the data, narrow it, group it, then pick how it draws.
Friendly query customisation
Four steps in one panel — data, filter, group, display — with a preview beside them.
Data selection
Start from your patterns, entries or fabrics, then pull the related things alongside.
Filtering
Narrow to the rows you mean by status, name, number or a date range up to a year back.
Grouping
Group by month, designer or status, and many rows become one row per value with a measure.
Display modes
The same numbers as a figure, a list, a table, an area chart, a bar chart or a pie.
Composable grid
A tile is one to three columns wide and one or two rows tall, and you drag to reorder.
Private presets
Save the layout you built under a name, keep up to ten, and choose the one you land on.
Global presets
Layouts published for everybody, filled with your own figures.
Mobile Mapper
The mapper features work on a phone the same as it does on a desktop. The mobile interface itself is in alpha. No additional installation.
Back Stitch Finder
The mapper reads the back stitch off the chart, across a page or inside a box you draw. Broken lines close their own gaps.
Chart Versions
One file often draws the same chart twice, in colour and in black and white. Choose the printing you map. The shortest one is mapped already.
Stats Page
Your figures, drawn the way you want them. Compose a grid of tiles, then save the layouts you return to. Ten presets are yours to keep.
Needlee is in a closed beta, so the door opens to a few people at a time.