Stashly is a cataloging companion built by sewists, for sewists. Log every yard in the bin, keep your whole pattern library in your pocket, and know before you cut whether the fabric you already own will actually work.
Standing in the shop, you cannot remember whether 8640 is already in the drawer at home. So you buy it again.
Two and a half yards of something green, probably wide enough. Then the pattern wants three yards of 45-inch woven.
It was fine at twenty fabrics. At a hundred and forty nobody opens it — and it has never once been useful in a fabric shop.
Commercial, indie and PDF patterns all live in one library with cover art, sizes owned, garment type and your own sewing notes. Sort them into folders like Summer Dresses or Cozy Knits, then search when you need one.
Woven or knit, fabric type, yardage, width, stretch percentage and stretch direction — the details that decide whether a cut will work. Add what you paid per yard and where it came from, and Stashly totals up what your stash is actually worth.
Link a fabric from your stash to a pattern and Stashly checks it against the requirement for the size and view you plan to make — construction, width, and how much you actually have left. It tells you what fits, what is short, and by how much.
A big, readable list of the patterns you have no fabric for, with the yardage and width each one needs. Made for standing in a shop.
Thread, zippers, buttons, interfacing and elastic — with colour, size, quantity and a photo, so you stop buying a fourth invisible zip.
Import fabrics, patterns, notions and requirements from CSV. Export any of it back out whenever you want a copy of your own data.
Fabric shops have terrible signal. Everything lives on your device and works with no connection — and you can skip the account entirely.
English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Dutch, Portuguese and Chinese.
No advertisements, no advertising SDKs and no cross-app tracking. Your catalogue is never sold or traded.
Stashly is finishing testing now, and arrives on Google Play soon. Free to start.
