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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.
CHESSQUEEN INC
Play and analyze openings
Learn strategies for the Defense variations including Dragon, Najdorf, Scheveningen, and Richter Attack. Study 200 examples and 630 exercises. Analyze theory and playing hooks in critical positions. Track progress with interactive exercises.
Viacheslav Fonderkin
Play with animals to build memory
Teach animal names through 3D puzzles with 72 different animals. Children match and arrange puzzle pieces in 2x2 and 3x3 layouts. Navigate between puzzles easily. Features a simple, intuitive interface for all devices.
CHESSQUEEN INC
Play openings and study strategies
Learn openings through detailed classifications and historical context. Study variations with move evaluations and characteristics. Review instructive games from top players for practical understanding. Suitable for all skill levels.
Christophe THERON
Improve chess skills with fun lessons.
The app offers introductory chess lessons for beginners, covering rules and basic moves. It provides Grandmaster-level move suggestions and analyzes games to help users improve their skills and understand strategic gameplay.
CRISP APP STUDIO LLC
Interactive stories
Teaches basics through an interactive book a baby hippo character. Includes theory and practice sections. Helps children memorize notation, piece movements, and understand rules. Features quizzes and gameplay to reinforce learning.
Juan Manuel Altamirano Argudo
Capture pieces, explode lines, play chess
Play chess with a unique twist where capturing a piece triggers explosions along its line and column, except when a king is present. Move pieces to attack, defend, or create explosive chains. Track game progress and compete against opponents.
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