What Reddit Says About Chess Assistant Apps
We compiled 13 Reddit discussions about Chess Assistant apps from 3 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/chess
I made a Chess app that lets you see every move evaluation while you play against Maia a human like bot opponent!
r/chess
On iOS, I have a dark icon and it's similar to the older non flutter version on Android. Unlike chess.com app it will analyze more than one game per day completely free.
r/chess
I made a Chess app that lets you see every move evaluation while you play against Maia a human like bot opponent!
r/chess
Chess Assistant is cheaper... and that's about it, in my opinion · It's not that is a bad piece of software, it's just that the UI is so clunky and busy; now, even Chessbase has always been targeted for having a poor UI, but CA is on a whole ...
r/chessbeginners
I'm a bot written by u/pkacprzak | get me as iOS App | Android App | Chrome Extension | Chess eBook Reader to scan and analyze positions | Website: Chessvision.ai ... The second picture is very intuitive, you select a piece and it shows you the evaluations of all the squares it can move to. The...
r/chessbeginners
For the last couple months, I have been working on building a personal chess assistant/coach. The idea is to create an AI that can learn your…
r/chessbeginners
Both are paywalled, but I learned my first openings from 2 free openings you get with chess prep and if I ever payed for anything, Noctie would be it, looks really interesting that it creates puzzles based on your mistakes.
r/baduk
I am also a beginner level chess player. I downloaded this Chess app(just called "Chess"), it has assist mode that give you options of moves you can choose, and it will tell you which move is the best move. And how much advantage you get for your move.
r/chess
If you plan to play OTB it's better not using them. If you are only playing online chess, then use it as much as you want.
r/chess
But from my experience it is not worth, even at a much higher level you do not really need chessbase. Make a lichess acc and make studies for your different openings, you got 64 chapters per opening, should be plenty enough More replies More ...
r/chessbeginners
There aren't really free alternatives that explain things to you. For paid solutions, my absolute favorite is Chessiro. It might be worth checking out. I can't remember how much it cost but I think it's something like $8 a month. I think it's fantastic and I analyze all of my gam...
r/chess
They don't worth 100$. Chessbase is a database program. Aquarium is okay, but fritz is more mature/+features. Chess king is new, and it is laughable even compared to arena. Chess assistant is ugly as hell, though it has many buttons everywhere with a windows 95 era look.
r/chess
If there was a similar product with the same services like upgradable and maintained databases and less complex than Chessbase I would totally buy it. I have the feeling Chessbase can ask so much money because there are no real alternatives. ... Not really... The most notable example is Chess Assist...
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