See who's doing the same puzzles
Every puzzle you add reveals, in one click, who has finished it or is working on it right now. Other Puzzlovers become visible, puzzle after puzzle.

Guillaume
Founder of The Puzzlovers
Until now, adding a finished puzzle showed a discreet little line: "8 Puzzlovers have also finished this puzzle". Nice, but static: no way to know who those Puzzlovers were, or to go and see their builds.
It's now clickable. Right after you add your puzzle, the section unfolds and shows the photos and avatars of the other Puzzlovers who've finished it. You can click on anyone to see their build in detail: photos, rating, comments.
And it adapts to your situation
Depending on your puzzle's status, the community appears in the right form:
- Finished puzzle: "8 Puzzlovers have also finished this puzzle". The shared celebration.
- Puzzle in progress: "3 Puzzlovers are also working on this puzzle right now". You're no longer alone on your 3,000-piece puzzle.
- Puzzle to do: "8 Puzzlovers have already finished this puzzle". Real builds to make you want to get started.
And when a status has too few people, we automatically switch to the other to avoid empty sections. The idea: always a community signal, never a ghost block.
For puzzles in progress
We filter by recent activity (the last 45 days) so the section stays alive, not an echo from six months ago. Click on anyone to discover their progress in detail and follow them if their puzzles resonate with yours.
What it changes in practice
- You're no longer alone on your long puzzles. A 3,000-piece puzzle can take weeks. Knowing others are struggling with it at the same time is motivating.
- You discover the community around your real tastes, puzzle by puzzle, instead of scrolling through impersonal feeds.
- The section hides itself when there aren't enough people. No frustrating "you're the first".
What's next
Within a few weeks, messaging will open up to discussions between members, beyond the Marketplace. You'll then be able to ask for advice or share a tip with those doing the same puzzle as you. Today, a signal. Tomorrow, an exchange.