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1. Upon opening the app there is a list of lists with no particular order of difficulty, frequency, priority, expected duration. Basically like walking into a library, while expecting to walk into a classroom. Needs direction for user to know what to start with, and where to from there. Take for example, Duolingo. 2. When using opening trainer and a mistake is detected, show better alternatives and allow going back one move, instead of having to restart the entire line.
Easily one of the best apps for improving your chess, plenty worth the subscription. Every single feature is immensely useful, which is rare to see in a learning app nowadays. No ridiculous gamification or constant reminders about daily streaks, just a simple weekly plan that keeps you coming back simply because of how good all the exercises are at promoting incremental progress. Many types of exercises are unique and more effective at targeting weaknesses than anything I’ve found elsewhere (intuition and 360 training, blunder preventer). All in all my new favorite app. A few minor suggestions based on things I’ve noticed: It would be nice if all exercises had a visible rating (particularly noticeable with intuition and 360 training), as currently it’s not as clear to see progress. It’s possible to refresh the weekly progress view to get it to pick up new game counts, but to get them analyzed you have to wait for the daily sync or force it yourself. It would be nice if it picked up new games and queued them up for analysis. I would love some infinite workout mode with sets of mixed exercises, once the daily workouts are done you can only do specific exercises. Please keep up the amazing work, I hope you keep the same care and philosophy going forward!
I only downloaded this today, but at surface level it looks like an incredible training tool. I would like to see some more tools and settings, but the potential is incredible. It’s much like chessable, but it uses tactics and puzzles from games that you have played. I think the biggest improvement I’d like to see is the ability to run reports based on specific openings or positions. Seeing tactics from positions I’m working on would be amazing. Keep it up, devs. This is great. You have a subscriber.
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Improve your Chess with next level analysis and focused training. Say goodbye to questions like “Why am I losing?” or “What should I be working on?” L...