Every stitch, beautifully guided.
Purori turns your knitting patterns into clear, step-by-step instructions you can follow at your own pace.
Start with the pattern you already love.
Drop in any knitting or crochet PDF and Purori reads the layout for you. Every section is kept in the order the designer intended and every abbreviation left exactly as written. Your pattern, now easier to follow.
Read it one row at a time.
Purori lets you read each instruction as a single, focused step. Tricky abbreviations like K3 or M1L expand the moment you tap them. Open the full row whenever you want the whole picture. Add a note or a lifeline onto any step so you never lose your place.
Decode every abbreviation.
Purori reads each pattern's own stitch directory and keeps it one tap away. When K3, M1L or YO show up mid-row, the meaning is right there — no flipping back to the front of a PDF, no second-guessing the chart.
Keep your place, on every needle.
Step through your pattern at your own pace and Purori holds your spot exactly where you left it. Change size without re-importing or losing your row. Whenever you pick the project back up, the next step is waiting.
Import a PDF, read it row by row, and knit with your place always kept.
Things people ask first.
Your first five imports are free to try. After that, Pro unlocks thirty imports a month with higher file size limits for longer or more complex patterns. Why these numbers?
PDFs only. Purori reads the pattern's layout and breaks each section into clear steps.
No. Purori never paraphrases. The instructions you see are the instructions the designer wrote.
Yes, and I want to be straight about it. Purori uses AI to read your PDFs and lay it out step by step. It never rewrites a single instruction; every word stays exactly as the designer wrote it, and your patterns are never used to train any model. I built Purori so my partner could knit from her own patterns without fighting a PDF on her phone, not to replace the people who write them.
Inline glossary highlights expand abbreviations like K3, M1L, and slm — tap any one to see the full term without leaving the row you're on.
Yes. Your library, row counts, and notes sync securely across your devices when you're signed in.
Purori runs on iPhone and iPad today. A web client is in the works so you can read patterns in a browser too. There's no Android or Mac app planned right now.
Purori is live on the App Store. Tap Download on the App Store at the top of the page.
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