Jigsaw Dating takes a different approach to online dating by covering profile photos with jigsaw puzzle pieces that gradually disappear as you chat with matches. The idea is to push users away from snap judgments based purely on looks and toward actual conversations—you unlock someone’s face by talking to them, not just by swiping. As we covered in our
review of the app, it’s an interesting concept but struggles with a limited user base.
While Jigsaw isn’t explicitly focused on sexual wellness, dating apps sit adjacent to the intimacy tech space as tools that facilitate romantic and sexual connections. The app launched in 2019 and is based in Manchester, UK. It positions itself as an antidote to appearance-focused dating culture, though whether that approach resonates enough to build critical mass remains to be seen.