StitchProof
Keep textile checks tied to the work record
What it does
StitchProof keeps textile inspection notes, sample context, photos, and review history together in a structured local record. It does not certify safety or guarantee workmanship outcomes.
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Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS. Productivity Developer TECK SOON NG Language EN + 15 More Size 1.8 MB iPhone, iPad Offline project records, checklists, defect logs, and handoff reports for makers. StitchProof helps sewists, embroiderers, and needleworkers keep clear, organized records for every project — from first cut to final handoff. Track materials and thread/fabric choices, log process stages with timestamps, and run inspection checklists covering seams, tension, edges, measurements, and finish. When something needs fixing, log the defect, the corrective action, and before/after photos. When a project is done, generate a completion snapshot and a…from apps.apple.com
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