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Tom Kerrigan
Explore fractals with pinch and swipe gestures
Explore sets with Mandelbrot and Julia options. Adjust coordinates and iterations manually. Use pinch and swipe for navigation. Render high-quality images at extreme magnification. Leverage multi-core processing for faster performance.
Up Quark Labs, LLC
Learn openings with pre-built lessons
Learn chess openings through structured lessons and custom group creation. Access a database to search or build personalized learning sets. Use spaced repetition to review openings based on memory retention or practice at your own pace.
Omar Mody
Play , take back moves, get hints
Play against the computer or another player. View available moves and take back moves. Get hints and choose from five difficulty levels. Includes sounds and a clock.
Michael anderson
Recognize chess tactics quickly and improve.
The app presents users with a chess drill focused on identifying forks and skewers. It is designed to help players quickly recognize common chess tactics and improve their overall gameplay.
况 郭
Play chess against anyone, anywhere.
The app offers 10 difficulty levels for playing chess against a computer or a friend. It includes over 38,000 chess puzzles and supports online and LAN gameplay.
Shigeo Mimura
Play , capture pieces, move forward
Play on a grid-based board. Move pieces according to specific rules. Capture opponent's pieces and use them in your own game. Track turns and game history. Share results with other players.
Luis López Sebastián
Play with custom pieces and clock
Play or checkers on a customizable with free piece movement. Add or remove pieces and undo/redo moves. Rotate the or individual pieces. Save or load game positions and delete them by swiping. Use a configurable clock with adjustable time settings.
George Merchant
Chess game software and PGN viewer.
The app offers PGN support, game analysis, and position editing. It allows play against the GreenChess or Stockfish engines with time controls and includes an opening book.
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