Three cards of numbers sum up the projects you have selected: how far you have come, the pace you are moving at, and what you have done today.
It is part of the Statistics tab. See The Statistics Tab for the full picture.
The Number Cards
What Everything Means |
 - Progress: the headline counts for everything you have selected.
- Pace: your averages and a forecast of when you will finish.
- Today: what you have stitched so far today.
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Progress |
| Marked and Parked: Marked is every stitch you have completed across the selected projects. Parked is stitches you have deliberately set aside to come back to. |
| Remaining and Total: Remaining is what is still to do. Total is the full stitch count of everything selected, so you always know the scope. |
| Complete: Your overall progress as one percentage. |
| Total Time: The real, active stitching time you have put in, recorded automatically while you mark. |
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Pace |
| Averages: Average Stitches/Day and Average Time/Day are worked out from your active days, so they reflect how you actually stitch. |
| Estimates: Estimated Days Remaining and Estimated Completion project your finish from your own real pace, not a guess. They show a dash until there is enough history to be meaningful. |
| Active Stitching Days: How many separate days you have recorded stitches or time. A nice measure of consistency. |
| With one project selected: You can also set a required finish date and see the daily stitches needed to hit it, or try a what-if daily pace and watch the finish date move. |
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Today |
| Number Stitched Today: Stitches marked during the current stitch-day. If you stitch past midnight, your cut-off hour setting decides when one day rolls into the next. |
| Time Spent Stitching Today: Your active time so far today. |
| Daily target: If you have set a daily stitch goal, this card also shows a progress ring toward it and an award badge when you hit it. Full guide. |
Did you know?
- Every estimate is personal. The app uses your recorded history, so the forecast is about how you stitch, not an average stitcher.
- Marking a project finished can complete every remaining stitch in one move, which tidies these numbers for pieces you finished off the app.
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