Box & finished photos
Keep the box art, completed puzzle, condition, damage, or another detail worth remembering with the item itself.
Jigsaw puzzle collection app
Know what is already in the puzzle closet.
Keep the boxes, photos, condition, purchase details, and notes together so the next puzzle you bring home is not one you already own.
More than a box photo
Keep the details with the puzzle.
Condition
Record whether the copy is sealed, used, worn, damaged, or has a completeness note worth remembering.
Purchase details
Remember when and where you bought it without hunting through old orders or receipts.
Recorded value
Keep a value for reference when resale, replacement, or collector context matters.
Categories
Organize by piece count, brand, subject, style, season, vintage, or whatever makes your own collection easier to browse.
Private notes
Save missing-piece notes, difficulty impressions, brand/series context, or another detail you want with the physical copy.
Supporting files
Keep receipts, reference documents, and other files connected to the puzzle they describe.
Useful links
Save the manufacturer page, product listing, replacement-parts reference, or another source worth returning to.
Across the puzzle shelf
Every box belongs somewhere.
Catalog the jigsaw puzzles you solve, collect, display, trade, donate, or simply do not want to accidentally buy twice.
500 & 1000 piece puzzles
Everyday favorites, family puzzles, weekend projects, and the piece counts that fill most shelves.
Large-format puzzles
1500, 2000, 3000+ piece puzzles and oversized boxes that become projects in their own right.
Art & illustration puzzles
Fine art, photography, illustration, maps, architecture, landscapes, and the box art that makes the collection visual.
Holiday & themed puzzles
Seasonal puzzles, licensed characters, travel series, animals, food, nostalgia, and other themes you collect repeatedly.
Vintage & specialty puzzles
Older boxes, wooden puzzles, unusual shapes, premium releases, inherited copies, and puzzles where condition or provenance matters.
Your puzzles, your system
Make the boxes easy to browse.
Use categories such as 500 Piece, 1000 Piece, Landscapes, Art, Holiday, Vintage, or whatever reflects how your own puzzle collection makes sense.
500 Piece1000 PieceLandscapesArtHolidayVintage
Capture first
Start with the box in front of you.
Add the title and the details you know, use a photo to make the puzzle instantly recognizable, and keep moving. The record does not need a specialist puzzle database before it can exist.
Add the identity
Give the puzzle a clear title and enough context to recognize the box later.
Photograph the box
Capture the cover art, completed image, damage, missing-piece note, or another visual detail worth preserving.
Keep ownership context
Add condition, purchase information, value, notes, files, and links when they matter.
Add anything manually
Older, imported, handmade, or unusual puzzles can still have a useful Catalist record.
Useful beyond the table
Stop buying the same box twice.
A puzzle collection becomes useful when you can check what is already at home before the next store, thrift find, swap, or online sale.
Avoid duplicate buys
Check the catalog before bringing home another puzzle that is already buried on the shelf.
Remember the box
Use the cover image and notes when similar themes, brands, or series are easy to confuse.
Keep completed photos attached
Save the finished puzzle with the item instead of letting the photo disappear into the camera roll.
Note condition or missing pieces
Keep a private note with used puzzles so you remember which copy is complete, damaged, or needs attention.
Prepare for trade, resale, or donation
Reference condition, photos, purchase context, and notes when deciding what stays in the collection.
Organize a growing family shelf
Give dozens or hundreds of boxes enough structure that the closet is not the only record of what you own.
Built around ownership
Catalog the puzzles themselves.
Catalist keeps the focus on the physical puzzles you own: their photos, condition, purchase details, notes, files, links, and recorded value. You do not need to time every solve or track statistics to keep the collection useful.
More than puzzles
Keep every collection close.
Puzzles do not have to live in one hobby app while board games, books, vinyl, movies, comics, and other collections live somewhere else.
Keep them in Catalist while each collection keeps the organization that makes sense for it.
Explore what you can catalogSimple pricing
Two plans. One complete Catalist experience.
Start free or go Pro. Use the same Catalist account for puzzles and every other collection you want to keep together.
Catalist Free
$0
Catalog up to 75 items across 2 collections.
- 2 collections
- Up to 75 items
- Add and organize your catalog
Catalist Pro Monthly
$4.99 per month
Catalog unlimited items across unlimited collections.
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited collections and items
- Photos and useful item links
- Purchase dates and estimated values
- Notes and ownership details
- Model and serial numbers
Catalist Pro Annual
$49.99 per year
Get the same unlimited Pro plan and save with annual billing.
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited collections and items
- Photos and useful item links
- Purchase dates and estimated values
- Notes and ownership details
- Model and serial numbers
Start free with 2 collections and up to 75 items. Go Pro for unlimited collections and items.
Questions, answered
The practical details.
What to know about using Catalist as a jigsaw puzzle collection app.
What is a jigsaw puzzle collection app?
A jigsaw puzzle collection app gives you a digital record of the physical puzzles you own, with photos, condition, purchase details, values, notes, files, links, categories, and other context you want to keep with each box.
Can I catalog puzzles by piece count?
Yes. You can use categories or notes to organize piece-count groupings that fit your collection. Catalist does not currently provide an automatic puzzle-specific piece-count field.
Can I keep photos of completed puzzles?
Yes. Add item photos for the box, finished puzzle, condition, damage, missing-piece reference, or another detail worth preserving.
Can I note that a puzzle is missing pieces?
Yes. Use condition and private notes to keep that information with the puzzle record.
Does Catalist scan puzzle barcodes?
Not currently as a dedicated puzzle lookup flow. Add puzzles manually and keep the ownership details that matter to your copy.
Does Catalist track solve times or completion statistics?
No. Catalist is currently centered on the physical puzzle collection rather than solve timers, progress tracking, or statistics.
Can I keep multiple copies of the same puzzle?
Yes. Each physical copy can have its own item record, photos, condition, purchase details, recorded value, files, links, and notes.
Is my puzzle collection public?
No. Catalist is private by default.
Can I use Catalist for puzzles and board games together?
Yes. Keep separate Puzzles and Board Games collections, plus Books, Vinyl, Movies, Comics, Home, and other collections in the same account.
Know what is in the closet.
Give every puzzle box a record you can check before the next one comes home.
Private by default · One catalog · Everything you own
