There is now an MCP to hook up with Claude or any LLM. It is amaaaazing. Support is incredible. There is a whole Circle community you can team up. with too. Since the MCP is in you can design and implement business systems at lightning speed. It is a beast for visualizing and tracking your workflows. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would like to be able to change the colors of things, create tasks and comments via the MCP. But other than that it has been amazing. I am very grateful and the software is so helpful to plan our systems out! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The MCP connector changed everything for us. We're a nonprofit (Quietly Working Foundation) running 9 apps, 140+ automation scripts, and 7 core operational workflows... and we needed a way to make all of that visible. Not just to me... but to students learning how operations actually work.

Puzzle gave us that. We connected the MCP to our AI agent, and in one session built 7 complete workflows with 77 steps, role assignments, and tool references... programmatically. No dragging boxes around for hours. The agent reads our SOPs and writes them into Puzzle as living process maps. That's the AI integration working exactly how it should... not a gimmick, but a real accelerator.

The canvas UI is genuinely beautiful. Clean layout, intuitive grouping with sections, and the way tools and roles attach to steps makes complex operations feel approachable. Our students can see how a YouTube video becomes a published article across 9 steps, who's responsible for each one, and which tools power it. That's not a diagram... that's a teaching tool.

Support has been outstanding. We reported a bug with the create_process MCP endpoint and Jolly from their team escalated it to engineering... fixed within 24 hours. Brian Ragone (founder) personally followed up. That kind of responsiveness from a product team is rare.

Performance is solid... the MCP handled 7 workflow creates with 77 steps and 66 connections without breaking a sweat. Canvas loads fast even with 20+ sections visible.

Unlimited workspaces means we can eventually give every supporter their own operational blueprint. For a nonprofit trying to scale operations training... that's the dream. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Honestly... not much. But if I'm being helpful...

The MCP connector uses OAuth that requires re-authentication every chat session. For teams running AI agents on remote servers, a static API token option would make the integration much smoother. I've submitted this as a feature request and their team acknowledged it quickly.

Tab management isn't available through the MCP yet. You can filter by tab when reading data, but you can't create tabs or move sections between them programmatically. When you're building 7 workflows via API, they all land on one canvas tab and you have to organize them manually in the UI afterward. Not a dealbreaker... just a gap between what the MCP can build and what the UI can organize.

Dark mode isn't available yet... though their team told me it's on the public roadmap. For someone staring at process maps for hours, that matters.

That's really it. The product does what it promises and the team is actively building. These feel like "not yet" items, not fundamental problems. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Puzzle offers a simplified yet highly powerful and thorough way to create process workflows, track and link assets, and gain a valuable overview and insight into every aspect of your business. absolutely. yes. its worth the cost. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While the software is functionally very well built, there are a few bugs that require multiple clicks or force me to delete unwanted steps, and those issues still need to be ironed out. That said, this is expected with new software. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love how Puzzle is structured. It's very easy to access different workspaces for the various companies that I work for, which simplifies managing my tools separately while also allowing me to copy them between different workspaces. This feature makes it easier to get up and running if you're sharing tools between businesses. I find visually managing and seeing the workflow end to end while understanding the cost is priceless. The initial setup was extremely easy, and I got up and running in seconds. It was actually fun to set up the tool and create workspaces and workflows, plus there's no learning curve. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I initially thought that the process of adding tools could be improved. The way it was set up led to duplicate tools, and if you want to change the name of your tool, it wasn't possible without reaching out to support. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The ability to see and gather your whole process at a glance plus see it visually. A huge gamechanger compared to traditional mapping software. I'm using it every day and it has completely replaced every other tool + boring process document. Everything is inside it and it is so easy to access and share. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Still in beta but team is very responsive Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

For over ten years, I've struggled to find a process mapping tool that caters to automation and NoCode professionals. Puzzle solves that problem. The interface is visually appealing, with a clean layout and a color scheme that promotes focus. The preloaded app icons eliminate the need to search and upload them myself, saving valuable time on every project. Puzzle was incredibly easy to implement into how I work with my clients and I love that I can share views of individual sections from my canvas. I can honestly say I use this tool every single day.

Puzzle's ability to define step types (manual, automated, etc.) and statuses (draft, live, etc.). let me create crystal-clear process maps that communicate the entire workflow at a glance, both in terms of implementation progress and workflow mechanics. Assigning roles to each step based on a decision matrix streamlines collaboration with my clients and ensures everyone understands their responsibilities.

Finally, I can appreciate how the team at Puzzle is focused on the NoCode space and is building in support to auto-import automations from industry-leading apps and automation companies. These integrations make my job so much easier because, it means I don't have to duplicate my work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The app is still in beta mode, so the team is ironing out a few usability kinks. But they are very responsive, intentional with collecting feedback, and quick to implement updates. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.