What Reddit Says About Chess Planner Apps
We compiled 8 Reddit discussions about Chess Planner apps from 2 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/chess
In my opinion, Chesstempo is the best!
r/chess
Definitely whatever the easier version of CTArt 4.0 is. Like beginners tactics or something by the same developer. CT Art is great but you probably need to be 1200 to get anything out of it.
r/chess
Chess Strategy for Club Players by Grooten is very good.
r/androidapps
I am willing, if necessary, to buy the app but absolutely no ads and it should be a "safe" app/dev. ... Just throwing it out there. ... Thanks. Good to see this is on Fdroid too! I'll check it out! ... Best out there, IMHO. ... Thanks very much! Will check them out. ... Thanks. I'...
r/chess
I use the chessbase app surprisingly frequently. I don't recommend it highly, but it is decent at what it does, though quite expensive.
r/chess
It also has a lot of other things it can do. ... I subscribed for free earlier, today, added a few lines as a sample. I couldn't see a list the lines on the side like I could on chessable
r/chess
Lichess is the overwhelmingly favored free chess analysis app for its open-source, ad-free experience and strong features, while alternatives like Chessis, En Crossiant, and Lucas Chess offer varying blends of analysis style, syncing, and training.
r/chess
I've always been puzzled by the fact that more people don't use this thing. ... chessbase is what professionals use, but to get the most out of it you need to buy chessbase + megabase, which costs hundreds of dollars.
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