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ChessDiags Analysis

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ChessDiags is a free Android application designed for chess enthusiasts looking to improve their gameplay. This app offers a comprehensive set of features, including an extensive database of chess diagrams and puzzles that cater to players of all skill levels. Users can analyze various positions, study openings, and practice tactics in a user-friendly format that is easily navigable.

The app also allows users to create and save their own chess positions, making it a valuable tool for personal study and improvement. With its engaging interface and diverse content, ChessDiags provides an interactive platform for users to enhance their chess skills, whether they are beginners or advanced players.

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Full Specifications

GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
3.0
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Additional Requirements
Requires Android 2.1 and up
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
28
Downloads Last Week
0

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Developer’s Description

Chessdiags is the ultimate chess problems appSolve over 1400 checkmate diagrams...

Chessdiags is the ultimate chess problems app

-Solve over 1400 checkmate diagrams

-Improve your chess skill !

-Play against the strong Carballo chess engine

-Create your own puzzles

-Submit them to other users

-Create your own chess problem repository

ChessDiags is open-source, fork the code and contribute on https://bitbucket.org/olevitt

The app is totally free ! No ads !

Follow me on twitter @OLevitt

Internet permission is only used during problem database update (mandatory only on first launch)

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