Android Experience
So the journey started. After building the iOS version in native Swift, I had to learn Kotlin to bring JVH Puzzle to Android. The transition from Swift to Kotlin was a learning curve, but having Firebase in the middle made it easier the backend and data structure were already in place, so I could focus on learning the Android ecosystem and Kotlin syntax.
Main App
The complete puzzle tracking experience for Android. Track your Jan van Haasteren puzzles, scan barcodes, manage your collection, and view detailed statistics. Built with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose to provide a native Android experience that mirrors the iOS version while following Android-first design patterns.
Built with modern technology
The tools and technologies that power JVH Puzzle
Changelog
Recent updates and improvements
Milestones
Key moments in JVH Puzzle's journey
5 February 2026
Latestπ Top 5 in Top Apps Netherlands
(3 days after launch)
Click on this to view the photo
2 February 2026
Officially launched on the Google Play Store
(19 days after closed beta)
Click on this to view the photo
10 December 2025
Android Development Started
Starting point of Android development
Click on this to view the photo
What's Next
Roadmap and share your feedback