The pattern you own, checked round by round
Drop the pattern you bought. Every repeat expanded, every stitch count checked, before you wind a single ball.
Check a pattern- Verdict3 rounds don't add upchecked
- Round 11ends on 42 stitches
- Round 12asks for 36
What Sunny Rope does
It reads the pattern
Drop a PDF, photos of a book page, or paste a link. Every repeat is expanded into an explicit list of rounds and rows.
It checks the arithmetic
The running stitch count is computed at every step. Either the math closes, or we name the round where it breaks, in plain words.
It holds your place
One round at a time, big type, a full-width advance zone and in-round repeat counters. Resumed mid-repeat, days later.
How it works
Drop the pattern
One drop zone takes a PDF, photos, or a pasted link. One checkbox: this is a pattern I own. No account, no price, no tour.
The check runs
About 90 seconds of real compute, narrated with true steps. You can leave and come back; the check finishes without you.
Read the verdict
One sentence first: this pattern adds up, or the rounds that don't. Each broken round shows its two numbers and one plain sentence.
Walk the rounds
Round 1 fills the screen. Bump the advance zone with a knuckle. Your place is saved, and the pattern stays on your shelf.
Packs
First pattern
$0one pattern
See a real verdict and a real playthrough before you pay anything.
- 1 pattern checked and expanded
- Full playthrough
- Your place held
- Stays on your shelf
5-pattern pack
$9one-time
5 credits. A credit is one pattern, checked and expanded.
- 5 patterns checked and expanded
- Credits never expire
- Working a pattern is always free
- Hosted checkout
20-pattern pack
$25one-time
20 credits, for a shelf that keeps growing.
- 20 patterns checked and expanded
- Credits never expire
- Working a pattern is always free
- Hosted checkout
One-time payments only. A failed or partial check leaves the credit unspent.
Questions
No. Sunny Rope reads and checks patterns written by people. It never generates one.
Round 11 ends on 42 stitches. Round 12 asks for 36.
That gap is the pattern's, not yours. Drop a pattern you own and see whether every count closes.
