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Anton Vinokurov
Play 3D and swipe to view
Play in 3D or 2D with adjustable difficulty levels. View the board from any angle by swiping. Challenge AI opponents, play against real players online, or compete against friends. Track game progress and learn strategies for beginners.
Chess Book, Inc.
Build custom chess
Identify weak and gaps in your repertoire. Train with spaced repetition to reinforce key lines. Avoid obscure moves and handle transpositions. Analyze online games to find mistakes. Build custom repertoires based on probable game paths.
UAB Target Works
Play chess with friends or computer.
The app offers a chess game with a professional design and sound effects. Users can play against friends or a computer opponent with nine difficulty levels.
class over Inc
Learn with live small-group classes
Access live 1-6 small-group classes with certified teachers. Choose from subjects like English storytelling and math. Participate in interactive activities and immersive English lessons.
Hooda Math LLC
Play games and learn new skills
Play games to practice arithmetic and problem-solving skills. Access a growing library of games requiring internet connection. Track progress and challenge friends through in- features.
class over Inc
Learn with live small-group classes
Access live 1-6 small-group classes with certified teachers. Choose from subjects like English storytelling and math. Participate in interactive activities and receive feedback. Track progress through structured curriculum and assessments.
Jianfeng Wu
Play , get hints, improve skills
Learn through step-by-step lessons from a world-champion AI tutor. Practice with six sparring partners of varying difficulty. Play games without hints against AI opponents rated nearly world-champion level.
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