Both apps try to organize your sewing life — only one is built mobile-first, ships AI cataloging, and treats fabric, patterns, and projects as one connected system.
Verdict: Sewist Studio is the better choice for sewists who want a mobile-first hub with AI photo cataloging, fabric–pattern pairing, and an integrated project tracker. Textillia is a solid web-based pattern library if AI and stash automation aren't priorities.
Honest, side-by-side. Where Textillia wins, we say so.
| Feature | Sewist Studio | Textillia |
|---|---|---|
| Pattern library | Unlimited patterns with brand, sizes, views, cut history | Unlimited patterns with sizes and tags |
| Fabric stash tracker | Photos, yardage (L×W), color family, low-stock alerts | Basic fabric list |
| Thread & notions inventory | Dedicated trackers with color swatches and quantities | Not a core feature |
| AI pattern scanner | Photo → cataloged pattern in seconds | Manual entry only |
| AI fabric-to-pattern pairing | Suggests projects based on your stash | Not available |
| Project / WIP tracker | Kanban board linked to patterns, fabric, threads | Project list |
| Body measurements | Profiles for family and clients with revision history | Limited |
| Embroidery file support | .PES/.DST preview rendering | Not supported |
| Mobile experience | Mobile-first PWA, installable on phone | Responsive web |
| Community / pattern reviews | On roadmap | Reviews and discussion threads |
| Pricing | Free tier + Pro $4.99/mo | Free, donation-supported |
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