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Chessmaster AI
Transform Your Chess Skills with AI-Powered Training
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Transform Your Chess Skills with AI-Powered Training
267 followers
Chessmaster AI is more than just a chess game - it's your personal chess academy in your pocket. Designed for players of all skill levels, our app combines competitive gameplay with intelligent coaching to help you master the game of kings. Train against AI opponents across 70 progressive levels with personalized coaching
AuthorAI
@shuvodip Congrats on the launch Shuvodip. Tell me what the one main differentiation point is for you vs other more well know chess apps?
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Hi when do you plan to launch an iOS version?
AuthorAI
@jojo_li Hi! 👋 At the moment, we’re not planning an iOS version yet. We want to first gather overall feedback from Android users and improve the product based on real usage. In parallel, we’re actively working on a web version so it can be accessible across platforms. Thanks for your interest and support! 😊
Is it good for teenagers?
AuthorAI
@diana_oganesian Of course it is.
positioning this as a "personal academy" rather than just another board to play on is a smart differentiation. does the intelligent coaching provide real-time suggestions during the game, or is it strictly post-match analysis?
Love the personal academy approach. Does the AI also guide focused exercises (like tactics or endgames), or is training mainly through full games?
Congrats on the launch!! As a chess player myself, I really like the direction you’re taking with Chessmaster AI. The combination of structured levels and adaptive AI coaching feels well thought out and makes learning chess much more engaging at any level.
How does the post-game feedback work today? Is it more focused on tactical mistakes, positional concepts, or does it adapt based on the player’s skill level? Great work on the product, and best of luck with the launch ♟
Wow! I used to play chess quite well, I was even on my school team. I’m curious — do you teach basic combinations? For example, fundamental defensive strategies?