The picture starts as an outline. Your child fills it in.
Every puzzle opens as a clean white line drawing. Drag a piece from the tray onto its outline and it clicks in. Place the last one and the picture comes to life. 200 puzzles, all unlocked. No ads while they play. No data collected. Ever.
What is inside
200 pictures to build
Six puzzle books — animals, food, vehicles, nature and fun things. Everything is open from the first minute.
One simple gesture
Drag and drop. That is the whole game. Nothing to read, nothing to tap twice, nothing to learn.
Grows with your child
Three settings change only how close a piece has to land: Easy (0–2) catches a rough drop, Puzzle (3–4) asks for the right area, Puzzle+ (5–6) asks them to line it up.
Two pieces, or eight
Puzzles are ordered from easy to hard inside each book, so the first one your child opens is the simplest.
No way to lose
No timers, no scores, no wrong answers. A piece dropped in the wrong place just floats quietly back to the tray.
Stuck? Maple helps
One tap on the lightbulb and the mascot points at the outline the next piece belongs to.
Works offline
Every puzzle is already in the app. Planes, cars, waiting rooms — it all works with no connection.
Two languages
English and Turkish. The app follows your device language, and a grown-up can switch it any time.
Nothing to buy
No in-app purchases, no subscription, no locked content.
For grown-ups
We collect nothing. No accounts, no analytics, no tracking, no advertising identifier. What your child builds stays on the device and never leaves it.
Ads, honestly. On Android the app may show at most one full-screen ad every 24 hours, and only after a picture is finished — never at start-up and never while they are playing. Ads are non-personalised and rated G. The iPhone and iPad version has no ads at all.
Settings are gated. Anything a child should not reach — sound, language, erasing progress — sits behind a three-second press only a grown-up will complete.
Read the full Privacy Policy, Children's Privacy notice and Terms of Use.
Questions?
Write to [email protected] — a person reads every message. See the support page for the usual questions.