Start from any picture you love
Pick anything from your library — or share straight from Photos. Choose from 6 pieces to 1000, with interlocking classic cuts or plain squares and triangles, and a tabletop to match: walnut, felt, linen and more.
Know exactly what you're taking on
A full preview shows every cut over your actual photo before you commit — how many pieces, what shape, how it's gridded — so there's never a surprise once the pieces hit the table.
Thick cardboard, not flat cutouts
Every piece has real edge and a shared light source across the whole table, so it reads as a physical object, not a sticker. Some pieces start face down — double-tap to turn one over, and feel a satisfying click when two pieces find each other.
Every puzzle, saved as you go
There's no save button because there doesn't need to be one — every move is written to disk the moment you make it. Put a puzzle down mid-piece and come back next week to exactly where you left it.
Room to spread the whole table out
A bigger screen means a bigger board — the same tactile pieces and the same tabletops, with far more room to work several sections of a large puzzle at once.
Solve it together
Invite someone in the same room and work the same puzzle at the same time. No accounts, no server — the devices just talk to each other.
Put it on the TV
Mirror to an AirPlay display and the big screen shows the whole table, while everyone keeps working their own corner on their own device.
Nothing leaves your device
No accounts, no analytics, no tracking, no ads. Your photos are yours and they stay where they are.
Works anywhere
Entirely offline. Every move saves as you make it, so you can put it down mid-puzzle and pick it up days later.
Made to be unhurried
There's no timer counting down, no lives, no streak to keep. PuzzlePeace tracks how long you've spent and how many moves you've made because it's satisfying to know — not because anything is at stake. Rotate a section sideways if that's how you like to work; pieces still snap together at whatever angle you've turned them to.
Coming to the App Store. PuzzlePeace is for iPhone and iPad. Questions in the meantime? The support page covers the basics, or just get in touch.