Remember the working context
Store notes about separated pieces, difficult regions, table space, tray count, and the most sensible next step before putting a puzzle aside.
Puzzle Dock
A calmer way back to unfinished puzzles
Puzzle Dock helps home puzzle builders remember what has already been sorted, where progress stopped, which area feels difficult, and what the easiest next move may be.
Store notes about separated pieces, difficult regions, table space, tray count, and the most sensible next step before putting a puzzle aside.
See which active or paused puzzle has the clearest saved state, the freshest snapshot, and the easiest path back into the work.
Return to active and paused puzzles, review the latest state, and see which box is easiest to continue right now.
Keep the full collection organized with statuses, filters, box details, themes, piece counts, and local cover images.
Log real puzzle sessions, including duration, focus zone, progress, energy, difficulty, and session notes.
Review repeated difficulties, pause patterns, comeback wins, completion pace, and areas where snapshots need more context.
Manage display preferences, demo data, archive export, photo cleanup, storage, and collection reset tools.
Save one to three local photos together with a clear note about what is ready, what is hard, and what should happen next.
Record its title, piece count, theme, status, storage place, and optional cover.
Track the time spent, current zone, progress made, energy, and stuck level.
Create a return snapshot with notes, trays, context, confidence, and local photos.
Open the app later and continue from a preserved plan instead of reconstructing everything.
Puzzle Dock is designed as an offline personal utility without cloud accounts, external APIs, social features, or remote synchronization.
Box covers and state snapshots are stored in the app’s local sandbox. The structured archive can be exported when you choose.
Questions about Puzzle Dock can be sent directly to the developer.