Your yarn, accounted for
A yarn stash app for the yarn you already love
The quick answer
Stashora is a yarn stash and inventory app for iPhone and iPad. Keep yarn photos, brands, colors, weights, skein counts, and available quantities together, alongside your knitting and crochet projects. Start a local inventory without a Ravelry account, or connect your account and review supported stash changes before syncing.
For iPhone and iPad · iOS 18 / iPadOS 18+On this page
See what is in your stash before planning the next make
A yarn collection is easier to use when its photos and quantities are close at hand. Stashora’s stash view brings yarn photos, names, colors, and amounts into one place on your phone or tablet.
The stash view shows skein counts and available grams beside individual yarns. Keep quantities current after using part of a ball so that the next project starts with the stock you actually have.
Sources: Stashora on the App Store
Make full skeins and leftovers useful together
A partial skein can be enough for a cuff, trim, or small project, but grams alone are hard to compare with a pattern written in yards. Use the exact yarn label to estimate its remaining length, then compare that number with the pattern’s requirement.
For example, 35 grams of a yarn labeled 220 meters per 100 grams is about 77 meters. Our website tools can estimate that length and calculate the additional skeins to buy. The tools are separate from the app; record the result in your inventory or notes yourself.
Start locally, or bring your Ravelry stash along
You do not need a Ravelry account to organize yarn locally in Stashora. Your saved local stash is available offline, so you can consult it when your connection is unavailable.
If you already keep a stash on Ravelry, connect your account and inspect the supported import instead of immediately recreating every record. Stashora offers reviewed two-way stash and project sync: examine proposed changes and resolve conflicts before confirming. Connecting and syncing require internet access.
Sources: Stashora on the App Store · Ravelry’s directory of connected apps
Try it with one shelf of yarn
- Choose a small group of yarns with their labels. Keep different colors and dye lots identifiable.
- Create local records, or review your existing Ravelry stash import if you already catalog there.
- Check photos, label details, and the quantities you actually have. Weigh partial skeins without their packaging.
- Choose one project and compare its requirement with the matching yarn that is available.
- Update the remaining quantity when that make finishes or pauses.
Made for iPhone and iPad
Stashora is available for iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 or later. It supports yarn organization for knitting and crochet, with projects and row counters alongside your stash. Check the App Store for current compatibility details.
Stashora is an independent app and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Ravelry. There is no Android version at this time.
Sources: Stashora on the App Store
Frequently asked questions
Can I use Stashora as a yarn inventory app without Ravelry?
Yes. You can organize yarn and projects locally without a Ravelry account. Connect Ravelry when you want its library and other connected features or reviewed stash and project sync.
Does Stashora show partial skeins?
Stashora keeps yarn quantities alongside photos and label details, including available grams. Weigh leftover yarn to keep your record useful. The separate website yardage calculator can estimate its length from the exact yarn label.
Can I sync my yarn stash with Ravelry?
Yes. Stashora supports reviewed two-way sync of supported stash information. Inspect the proposed changes, resolve conflicts, and confirm the updates you intend. Sync requires an internet connection.
Can I check my yarn inventory offline?
Your locally saved stash is available offline. Importing new information or syncing changes with Ravelry needs an internet connection.
Sources and review
Written by Stashora. Product details checked on September 30, 2026. Worked examples and checklists are illustrative; they are not performance tests. Read our editorial policy.