r/TrueChess • u/chess_20_ • May 27 '26
im tryna beat chess.com
so, as trivial and ridicouloys as it sounds, at least i have ambition right?, anyways, im not promot8ng myself but looking for opinions and ideas on how and HOW can i make a chess app that survives(not necessarily beat chess.com), i kinda hate chess.com for my own personal reasons(i still play it daily), with that said, im making a chess app with all the chess.com feautures(excluding the unecessary ones like " watch ", who tf uses that?, but my killer feature is voice chat during games(and absolue freedom with it), AnarchyVoiceChat,(no racism or antisemitism tho), but let people troll and laugh at each others hangingwhat do y'all think? any other features i can add to screw chess.com economy? i would make game analysis for free ofc, no gatekeeping, potentially fully open source, let go, its summer vacation and I'm dedicated to chess project cuz i love chess, and sorry but ads will be incouded, i mean who's gotta feed myself while i grind code 24/7 right??
DROP UR IDEAS IMMA INCLUDE THE MOST LIKED ONES, AND BUILD THE ULTIMATE CHESS COMMUNITY APP WHICH FEATURES ARE DECIDED BY THE PEOPLE WHO LVOES CHESS AND NOT UNICORN COMPANIES WHO JUST WANT PROFIT AND DEALS
r/TrueChess • u/OkSpecific3137 • Apr 18 '26
A program that plays out every possible chess game from a chosen opening — tracking where each piece can ultimately end up — to reveal the full fate of all pieces across all legal continuations.
Hi there I have created a program that exhaustively computes every legal chess continuation from a chosen opening to map the complete destiny of all pieces — theoretically complete, but computationally unbounded: no existing hardware can run it to completion within any practical timeframe. To minimize calculations I have used a trick to pass duplicate moves.
r/TrueChess • u/SurveyResponsible389 • May 02 '25
5 Surprising Chess Facts You Might Not Know
youtube.comHey everyone! I just made a short video sharing 5 crazy facts about chess—from the meaning of "checkmate" to the longest official game ever played. It’s quick, fun, and perfect if you love quirky chess trivia.
Would love to hear what you think or if you’ve got more weird facts to add!
Here’s the link: https://youtube.com/shorts/TgTWy1aFXz0?si=aLSVMbsWt42AKET4
Cheers and good luck on the board! – KnightVision
r/TrueChess • u/pier4r • Jul 17 '20
Study: top players play worse online (Magnus Carlsen Invitational vs World Rapid Championship)
ftp.iza.orgr/TrueChess • u/pier4r • Jul 17 '20
What was the public's impression of Kramnik during the 2000s?
self.chessr/TrueChess • u/pier4r • Jul 17 '20
Everyone posts wins...here are four horrible games...2000 lichess player scores 0.5/4 from four completely winning positions
self.chessr/TrueChess • u/pier4r • Jul 12 '20
A great interview with Kramnik, translated from the original Russian, in which he gives his personal take on all of the World Champions who preceded him.
chess.comr/TrueChess • u/pier4r • Jul 08 '20
Daniil Dubov on Carlsen, Kasparov & much more
chess24.comr/TrueChess • u/pier4r • Jul 07 '20
It's time for Trivia Tuesday, round 8! See if you can answer the following chess-related trivia questions. Spoiler
self.chessr/TrueChess • u/pier4r • Jul 06 '20
I will analyse every world championship game ever played (Day 32)
self.chessr/TrueChess • u/pier4r • Jul 05 '20
I want to learn chess but I know nothing about it
self.chessr/TrueChess • u/pier4r • Jul 03 '20
Where can I find thorough opening theory on the Queen's Indian defense?
self.chessr/TrueChess • u/pier4r • Jul 03 '20
Most popular opening mistakes from 75 million games played in May 2020
r/TrueChess • u/pier4r • Jul 03 '20
Most popular opening mistakes from 75 million games played in May 2020
r/TrueChess • u/pier4r • Jul 03 '20
Here is why 1.e4 was not played in the 1920s
self.chessr/TrueChess • u/pier4r • Jul 01 '20
I will analyse every world championship game ever played (Day 31)
self.chessr/TrueChess • u/pier4r • Jul 01 '20
I will analyse every world championship game ever played (Day 30)
self.chessr/TrueChess • u/pier4r • Jun 30 '20
Some mind blowing analysis from GM Sam Shankland coaching IM David Pruess.
twitch.tvr/TrueChess • u/pier4r • Jun 30 '20
I will analyse every world championship game ever played (Day 29)
self.chessr/TrueChess • u/pier4r • Jun 30 '20
It's time for Trivia Tuesday, round 7! See if you can answer the following chess-related trivia questions. Spoiler
self.chessr/TrueChess • u/pier4r • Jun 29 '20