Pavior.

Pavior keeps a journal for the physical jigsaw already on your table — not a puzzle game on your phone.
Name the box. Keep one Active Board. Start a sitting when you sit down, pause it when you stand up, and finish it when the table is done for the night. You set the stage and the percentage; Pavior does not invent them.
On the Board
Today’s target, a sitting timer, and the puzzle in front of you.
On Pieces
Trays for where the chips sit. Zones for sky, village, water, or whatever you split. One Next Zone to pin. Hard spots when a gradient slows you down. Edge pieces found — total optional. A note if a chip might be missing.
On Frames
Table photographs, zone close-ups, sitting before and after, detail shots, a timeline from Frame 01 to Final, a collage of 2, 3, or 4 frames, and a voice note if you want one. Pavior will not transcribe it.
On the Shelf
Working, paused, and finished boxes. Favorites. Time spent. Theme and piece-count tallies. A monthly story. Then & Now. A gallery of finished photographs.
Made for 300 to 2000-piece puzzles, and for the 100-piece starter too. Camera, photos, and microphone are used only when you choose to capture.