Design peyote, brick, and loom patterns in one native Apple workspace.

Beadly now supports multiple beading pattern styles and a dedicated guided stitching mode, so the same app can take you from layout planning to bead-by-bead execution on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

3 pattern types peyote, brick, and loom
Guided mode dedicated stitching flow inside the app
Apple-native built for iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Beadly on iPhone showing a peyote pattern design
Beadly on iPhone showing a brick pattern design
Beadly on iPhone showing a loom pattern design

Pattern Support

One app, three beading layouts.

Beadly supports peyote, brick, and loom workflows with shared editing tools, palette controls, and printable export, so you can move between stitch styles without changing apps.

Peyote

Plan alternating bead layouts with the same fast editing controls.

Use the standard canvas, palette generation, and export flow for peyote bracelet work without switching to a separate app.

Brick

Build brick stitch patterns with native tools and shared project files.

Keep colors, counts, and revisions inside the same document workflow while adjusting the pattern style for brick projects.

Loom

Move from wide layout planning to printable output for loom designs.

Design larger compositions, review bead counts, and prepare exports without leaving the Beadly workspace.

New Guided Stitching Mode

Follow the pattern step by step while you stitch.

Guided stitching mode takes the design off the canvas and into the making process. Follow the next section, keep your place in the pattern, and mark progress without leaving the same project file.

  • Dedicated stitching view separate from map editing
  • Clear next-step guidance while you work through the design
  • Progress-aware flow that stays tied to the original pattern file
Beadly guided stitching mode showing highlighted beads and current row progress Beadly guided stitching mode showing controls and next-step navigation

Core Workflow

Pattern design, palette control, and stitching progress stay connected.

Beadly still covers the full production loop: draw the map, manage color choices, review counts, and export printable references, all inside a workflow that now spans multiple pattern types and guided stitching.

Editing tools

Paint, erase, resize, and revise without rebuilding the whole design.

Use bead-by-bead editing with undo, row and column updates, zoom, and document-based saving across supported pattern types.

  • Brush, erase, and mark tools in one editor
  • Row and column changes without starting over
  • Saved `.beads` documents that move across devices
Beadly on iPad showing the editing workspace

Color workflow

Generate palettes from real bead choices and keep every code organized.

Build a palette from painted beads, reselect colors quickly, and review totals before stitching or exporting the final sheet.

  • Automatic palette generation from the design
  • Per-color totals and organized bead counts
  • Shared palette workflow across pattern types
Beadly on iPad showing palette and color-management controls

Desktop planning

Use Mac for larger maps, wider layouts, and print-ready reviews.

When a project grows, the desktop workspace gives more room for large compositions, navigation, and final export checks.

  • More space for dense layouts and larger pattern reviews
  • Print preparation alongside the live design
  • Consistent project workflow with the mobile app
Beadly on macOS showing the large-canvas planning workspace

How It Works

A clearer path from layout to finished stitching.

The workflow moves from pattern setup to guided completion, so Beadly works as both a design tool and a stitching companion.

01

Choose the pattern type

Start a new design in peyote, brick, or loom mode depending on the project you want to build.

02

Draw and revise the map

Paint beads, adjust the layout, and refine the structure while keeping the project inside a single editable file.

03

Review palette and counts

Confirm colors, totals, and map details before you export or begin the physical stitching process.

04

Enter guided stitching mode

Switch into the dedicated guided view when you are ready to follow the pattern in sequence.

Need More Detail?

Read the full Beadly help guide.

Open the detailed manual for step-by-step instructions covering editing tools, palette controls, guided stitching, exports, files, and restore purchases.

Open detailed help

Screenshots

Beadly across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

See how the app scales from compact phone editing to wider tablet and desktop planning.

iPhone

3 portrait screenshots

Beadly on iPhone showing the main design view Beadly on iPhone showing color workflow controls Beadly on iPhone showing guided stitching or progress tracking

iPad

3 tablet screenshots

Beadly on iPad showing pattern review or export workflow
Beadly on iPad showing a wide editor canvas
Beadly on iPad showing palette and tools layout

macOS

3 desktop screenshots

Beadly on macOS showing the primary workspace Beadly on macOS showing detailed map inspection Beadly on macOS showing print preview or export summary

Start Designing

Start your next design in Beadly with peyote, brick, or loom mode, then move from pattern planning to guided stitching in one seamless workflow.

Begin with the free trial and upgrade whenever you are ready. Beadly brings multiple beading styles and dedicated guided stitching together in a single app built for making real projects.