Quiet jigsaw puzzles for small hands.
Coming soon to the App Store81 pictures across five levels, from 6 pieces up to 56, with real interlocking jigsaw shapes. She described every one and AI drew it. Built for an iPad in landscape, for children roughly 4 to 10, and calm enough to hand over without hovering.
Five levels of difficulty. Start at six chunky pieces and work up to fifty-six as little fingers get quicker.
Stuck is fine. A three-step hint nudges without solving it. Finishing one sets off confetti and adds a sticker to the album.
No ads, no purchases, no accounts, no links out, no text boxes. It never goes online and collects nothing at all.
A look inside
How it got made
This one was our 6-year-old's idea. She wanted a koala, and puzzles, and confetti when you finish. She sat next to dad and described all of it while he typed what she said into the AI: the koala, every picture, how big the pieces should be at the start, and that it must never tell you the answer. It also had to play with no wifi, for the car and for planes.
The AI drew each picture; she looked at it and said what was wrong. Too hard. Wrong color. Needs a rainbow. Then they asked again, and again, until it matched the picture in her head. She can't read most of the words on this page yet, but she directed every part of the app.
Support
Questions, bug reports, or feedback? Email and we will get back to you. PuzzleKoala never goes online, so there is nothing to sign in to and nothing to recover. Progress lives on the iPad, and Parent Settings can reset it at any time.