Pros: Easily change puzzle piece number and piece shapes, (Hints, Ghost & 3 size Picture for referencing), (Side Pockets for working, sorting & storing on), Customize your own or online pictures into puzzles endlessly for free, Choose background colors for Primary Board & Side Pockets to suit working puzzle, Return to saved unfinished puzzles where you left off, A tab that separates the edges to work first and tabs that sends pieces to the edges of the primary board or stacks them into a grid at the lower section of the board, a way to scatter peices in an area & moves groups of unlocked pieces easily. Cons: Needs more Pockets for working, sorting & storing. ❤️Puzzle Enthusiast

I have payed many different application for puzzles. I love how easy it is to operate, increase piece count, being able to high light and move around the board. Colors are bright and very friendly within the puzzle. This is the best app ever, for ALL ages. So many to choose from colors, texture, subject. Find your nitch, and go for it. Over 29,000 to choose from. The cost is more than fair for what we have access too, adding more daily. Thank for thinking of Seniors as well. :):)

Once of the best puzzle apps I've used; certainly the closest I've come to actually working a puzzle. I don't even mind paying for the puzzles because there is a ton to choose from and they are customizeable. That said, there are a couple of issues that are so annoying it ruins the experience. The puzzle moves whenever you get close to it; worse, it is almost impossible to get it back where it was. It's so slow that by the time you see it in the correct postion, you've already moved it to far. At the very least, the puzzle should lock to the ghosted image; I mean why would you want to nudge it off. I'm using one of the fastest Macintosh computers Apple makes and the screen redraw is so slow that you can't move the puzzle accurately.

I've been using a mid-2012 MacBook Pro for a while. It keeps up with most software, as the quad-core i7 isn't all that slow. I recently bought an M1-based MacBook Air.This puzzle software went from working correclty to being horribly broken. Whether it's the operating system version or the processor that's causing the problems, I'm not sure. It occasionally works fine and then seems to realize that the graphics resolution is beyond its understanding and it fails on the M1 MacBook Air.The developer hasn't updated it for a while and hasn't providing privacy information, so it seems to be finished.