It reads the chart for you
Open a PDF from Files, Mail or Messages. Markstitch finds the grid, joins the chart pages into one and reads the key with its DMC numbers. No lining up pages by hand.
Open a PDF from Files, Mail or Messages. Markstitch finds the grid, joins the chart pages into one and reads the key with its DMC numbers. No lining up pages by hand.

Pick a thread and every stitch of it lights up across the whole chart, while the rest fades back. No more hunting for one symbol among thirty.

Switch to Stitch and mark what you’ve done. Moving and marking are separate, so a stray finger never leaves a mark.

Every colour with its DMC number, how many skeins the piece takes and how much of it is left to stitch. Fix a number by hand if the chart’s key leaves one out.

Your stitching days on one map, how much you did today and, once there’s a pace to go by, when you’ll finish.

Turn it sideways and your threads sit beside the chart. With Apple Pencil, the pencil marks stitches and your fingers move the chart, so a resting hand never marks anything.

Stitch one pattern, any size, for as long as it takes. No trial that runs out.
One purchase adds unlimited patterns, thread parking, the stitch journal with finish estimates, and backups. No subscription, and it comes back on a new phone or iPad.
No account, no servers, no ads, no tracking. Your patterns and progress stay on your phone or iPad.
Most PDF charts sold online are made with pattern software: symbols in a grid and a key of threads. Those open as one chart you can tap.
A scanned or photographed chart has no symbols to read. It opens as a PDF with a row ruler and a highlighter, so you can still keep your place.
Markstitch doesn’t sell or share patterns. It opens the ones you bought or made, and they stay with you.