CLUSTER CHESS-PLAYERS-COACHING · 38 ENTRIES · EARLIEST ENTRY 2009-10-29

Chess training apps

This cluster comprises chess training and analysis apps offering coaching, opening memorization, and game review. Dated entries span from late 2021 through mid-2026, with most entries in 2025 and the first half of 2026. guandan-lab leads traction with 5 stars.

Entry timeline

ENTRY TIMELINE

OCT 2009: 1JUN 2012: 1AUG 2012: 1SEP 2012: 1AUG 2014: 1DEC 2019: 1JUN 2021: 1OCT 2021: 1OCT 2023: 1JUL 2024: 1APR 2025: 2OCT 2025: 1DEC 2025: 1MAR 2026: 1JUL 2026: 1AUG 2026: 3SEP 2026: 14OCT 2026: 5
OCT 2009OCT 2026

Members by activity

Activity signals, not revenue.

Build origin · 1 hand-coded · 19 unlabelled

Operator · 13 hobby · 2 commercial · 1 enterprise · 3 open source · 1 unlabelled

Two labels per entry, never collapsed into one: how it was built, and who stands behind it. Counted over the 20 listed below. Unlabelled means nothing has decided yet — not that the answer is small.

  1. 01guandan-lab8★21 dayslivehobbyWeb app that coaches beginners in the Chinese card game Guan Dan through memory drills, replays, and fair AI opponents.
  2. 02GrandMentor1★2 days—hobbyChess learning app that lets players face bots, review games with an AI mentor, solve puzzles, and study lessons, openings, and endgames.
  3. 03stockfish-blunder-lab0★18 days—hobbySelf-hosted chess training app that analyzes a player's past games with a chess engine and turns blunders into personalized tactical puzzles.
  4. 04RepChesss0★todaylivehobbyChess opening trainer that lets players practice openings, track their progress, and sync data across devices with user accounts.
  5. 05Chess-0★today—hobbyChess app that analyzes user gameplay and provides feedback to help players improve their games.
  6. 06chessapp0★23 days—hobbyChess learning app that guides beginners through daily lessons and puzzles to reach club level.
  7. 07Chessbook - Master openings0★1 molivecommercialChess training app that helps players build and memorize opening repertoires with spaced repetition and game review.
  8. 08e5pawn.com0★8 days—hobbyChess training app that provides puzzles and repertoire practice to help players improve their opening and tactical skills.
  9. 09chess-vision0★8 dayslivehobbyDesktop app that reads a chessboard from the screen and shows the best move, with a practice board and puzzle mode.
  10. 10Chess_online_tutorial0★24 days—hobbyChess learning app that offers graded lesson paths from amateur to expert with interactive chessboard previews.
  11. 11Chess Puzzles0★8 daysliveopen sourceOffline chess puzzle app that presents tactics from real games, with hints, three difficulty levels, and opening-practice exercises.
  12. 12xiangqi-assistant0★15 days—hobbyDesktop app that analyzes Chinese chess positions using external engines and provides an interactive board for players.
  13. 13Chess.com - Play and Learn0★19 dayslivehand-codedenterpriseMobile chess app that provides online multiplayer matches, puzzles, and lessons for players of all skill levels.
  14. 14learn-chess0★24 days—hobbyChess training app that offers an interactive coach, adaptive bot opponents, and spaced-repetition drills to help players improve.
  15. 15Chess-app-React-Native0★19 days—hobbyMobile app that helps chess players memorize openings through flashcards and offline study.
  16. 16Lichess0★19 daysliveopen sourceMobile chess app for playing real-time and correspondence games, tournaments, and puzzles, plus watching broadcasts and analyzing games with an engine.
  17. 17Message-Rater-like-chess-1★1 mo—App that rates messages using a chess-style rating system, turning conversation quality into a game-like score.
  18. 18Chess Royale0★1 molivecommercialMobile chess app offering matches against AI or other players, plus tutorials, puzzles, and post-game analysis for all skill levels.
  19. 19Chess0★19 daysliveopen sourceChess game and client for FICS and Lichess, offering practice puzzles and support for importing and exporting games.
  20. 20chessmasta0★29 dayslivehobbyChess coaching app that helps players review games, track mistakes by pattern, practice generated tactics, and study opening lines.