Jigsaw Journal

Band of Capes

About this app

Jigsaw Journal is the puzzle companion you've been missing. Track every solve, discover what to work on next, compete with friends, and connect with a community that takes the slow craft seriously. No ads. No noise. Just puzzles.

── TRACK EVERY PIECE ──
Start a session timer the moment you open the box. Pause and resume across sessions, snap progress photos as you go, and watch them replay as a timelapse when you're done. Every finish posts automatically with your time, piece count, and stats.

── DISCOVER WHAT TO SOLVE NEXT ──
Four feeds to match your mood: For You (tuned to your piece count, cut, and difficulty), Community (live starts and finishes from fellow solvers), New, and Trending. Search 8,400+ titles by publisher, piece count, cut style, or theme.

── COMPETE WITH FRIENDS ──
Host a private timed race and share the code. Friends join, solve, and land on a live leaderboard ranked by finish time. Run public competitions or keep it close — the board settles it.

── CURATE YOUR SHELF ──
Build custom collections for every mood and season, keep a wishlist of puzzles you're eyeing, and let your Completed shelf grow itself. Yearly stats show how many pieces you placed, how many hours you spent, and which puzzles made your year.

── COMMUNITY ──
Write reviews, leave threaded comments, and follow the solvers and publishers you love. Share a stats reel of your solving year at a glance.

── LEADERBOARDS ──
Every puzzle keeps a fastest-solves board. Solve it again and you land on a separate board for your second attempt — climb as many boards as you have solves.

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Free to download. No ads. No in-app purchases.

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A few notes: the short description leans on the brand voice ("field journal") rather than feature-listing, which tends to do better for discovery. The full description leads with the hook then hits each feature pillar in the same order as the marketing site — easy to keep in sync. Let me know if you want to adjust the tone, add keywords, or trim for localization.

What’s new

Add more regions for onboarding