A complete setup.
Each recommendation includes a stabilizer, thread, needle, and a pro tip for the project.
Threadwise
Shipping soonA complete embroidery setup for your project.
Fabric, use case, and technique together decide the right stabilizer, thread, and needle. Getting one wrong can show up as puckering, shifting, or broken thread.
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The wrong stabilizer can ruin a stitch-out.
That knowledge is scattered across charts, forum threads, and trial and error. Beginners can stall before the fun part, while experienced stitchers still have to second-guess unfamiliar fabrics.
A failed stitch-out costs thread, stabilizer, fabric, and time before the actual project has even started.
Threadwise turns those three choices into a recommended stabilizer, thread, and needle for the project you described.
Choose the project details and get a complete setup.
Pick your fabric.
Choose the fabric type you are stitching on.
Pick use case and technique.
Tell Threadwise what the piece is for and how you are stitching it.
Read your setup.
Get the recommended stabilizer, thread, and needle together, plus a contextual pro tip and inspiration.
How recommendations work.
Consistent results.
The same fabric, use case, and technique return the same recommendation.
Works offline.
Recommendations run on your iPhone without a network connection.
Availability
Threadwise is still in development.
- iPhone
- Planned $2.99 one-time purchase
- Offline and private
- No subscription
Threadwise questions.
What does a Threadwise recommendation include?
Each recommendation includes a stabilizer, thread, needle, contextual pro tip, and inspiration card for the project you described.
How does Threadwise decide the setup?
Threadwise maps your fabric, use case, and technique to a setup on your device. The same three choices return the same recommendation.
Does Threadwise work offline?
Yes. Recommendations run on your iPhone without a network connection.
Does Threadwise collect any of my data?
No. Threadwise has no account, advertising, tracking, or backend. Your project choices and recommendations stay on your device.
Is Threadwise for beginners or experienced stitchers?
Both. Beginners get one place to start, while experienced stitchers can check unfamiliar combinations before committing materials and time to a stitch-out.