Chess Arsenal Hack 1.7.2 + Redeem Codes
Opening preparation on the go
Developer: Brian D. Salomon
Category: Games
Price: $1.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.7.2
ID: com.bds.chess-repertoire
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Description
*** Please note: no database is included! This app is for managing your own openings so it begins with a blank slate! Read on to know more. ***
Organize and memorize your opening knowledge.
Chess Arsenal puts you in command of a customized opening repertoire. Enter your favorite systems from books, update them as you like with trends in Grandmaster games, and revise your lines between rounds at your next tournament. Then train to memorize your openings with targeted quizzes. The right answers are based on personal preference, not popularity or the statistical decisions of computers. Find what works for you and out-prepare your opponents!
Repertoire Features:
* Enter opening variations and specify key moves you want to play.
* Provide alternative moves for when you choose to vary your lines.
* Name your openings for refined training.
* Easily expose gaps in your repertoire.
* Build lines for White and Black without switching contexts.
* Record annotations (!, ??, ?!, etc.) and take notes.
* Import/Export PGN files via iTunes or email.
Training Features:
* Take random quizzes from your repertoire or filter for specific lines.
* Train black, white, or both sides.
* Repeat failed quizzes until you get them right.
* Jump to the repertoire screen to review forgotten answers.
* Find your best and worst results sorted by percentage correct.
* Identify opening weaknesses for further study.
** Don’t be caught off guard at the board. The best time to prepare is before the game! **
Fill Chess Arsenal with your favorite openings and all their side-lines. Tell it which response you would play in a tournament. These moves come from your own research, not the app, so you are building a truly personalized opening repertoire. Improve your organization by naming openings. These can be chess names (“Sicilian Defense”) or custom groups (“Bob’s Opening”); it’s up to you!
Do you have a standard response to 1. e4, but change it against a particular player? Enter both moves into your repertoire and add a comment to explain the alternative.
Switch to training mode and your openings are played back until a key position is reached. Do you remember the move you prepared? Train against your entire database or focus on specific openings by using the quiz filter.
Identify openings to study by reviewing your training results. Feeling confident with certain moves? Tell Chess Arsenal to skip them while training and focus on more challenging lines.
* PGN Import/Export *
Chess Arsenal supports the popular Portable Game Notation (PGN) format used by most chess software. Import PGN files via iTunes or choose “Open in Chess Arsenal” within other apps. These can replace or be merged into your repertoire. Export your repertoire to PGN via email attachment or iTunes (drag and drop files with Apps->File Sharing->Chess Arsenal). Exports contain all the moves you looked at, with your repertoire moves marked in comments.
To follow the app, visit the support page!
Organize and memorize your opening knowledge.
Chess Arsenal puts you in command of a customized opening repertoire. Enter your favorite systems from books, update them as you like with trends in Grandmaster games, and revise your lines between rounds at your next tournament. Then train to memorize your openings with targeted quizzes. The right answers are based on personal preference, not popularity or the statistical decisions of computers. Find what works for you and out-prepare your opponents!
Repertoire Features:
* Enter opening variations and specify key moves you want to play.
* Provide alternative moves for when you choose to vary your lines.
* Name your openings for refined training.
* Easily expose gaps in your repertoire.
* Build lines for White and Black without switching contexts.
* Record annotations (!, ??, ?!, etc.) and take notes.
* Import/Export PGN files via iTunes or email.
Training Features:
* Take random quizzes from your repertoire or filter for specific lines.
* Train black, white, or both sides.
* Repeat failed quizzes until you get them right.
* Jump to the repertoire screen to review forgotten answers.
* Find your best and worst results sorted by percentage correct.
* Identify opening weaknesses for further study.
** Don’t be caught off guard at the board. The best time to prepare is before the game! **
Fill Chess Arsenal with your favorite openings and all their side-lines. Tell it which response you would play in a tournament. These moves come from your own research, not the app, so you are building a truly personalized opening repertoire. Improve your organization by naming openings. These can be chess names (“Sicilian Defense”) or custom groups (“Bob’s Opening”); it’s up to you!
Do you have a standard response to 1. e4, but change it against a particular player? Enter both moves into your repertoire and add a comment to explain the alternative.
Switch to training mode and your openings are played back until a key position is reached. Do you remember the move you prepared? Train against your entire database or focus on specific openings by using the quiz filter.
Identify openings to study by reviewing your training results. Feeling confident with certain moves? Tell Chess Arsenal to skip them while training and focus on more challenging lines.
* PGN Import/Export *
Chess Arsenal supports the popular Portable Game Notation (PGN) format used by most chess software. Import PGN files via iTunes or choose “Open in Chess Arsenal” within other apps. These can replace or be merged into your repertoire. Export your repertoire to PGN via email attachment or iTunes (drag and drop files with Apps->File Sharing->Chess Arsenal). Exports contain all the moves you looked at, with your repertoire moves marked in comments.
To follow the app, visit the support page!
Version history
1.7.2
2020-11-15
- Fix crash when no training positions are found due to a filter or new DB.
1.7.1
2020-11-10
- Show quick stats along with each 'Correct' or 'Wrong' result.
1.7.0
2020-03-27
- Support Dark Mode.
- Add button to skip animated moves during Training.
- Auto-skip playback animations when retrying a question.
- Speed up Training animations at faster speed selections.
- Add button to skip animated moves during Training.
- Auto-skip playback animations when retrying a question.
- Speed up Training animations at faster speed selections.
1.6.3
2019-02-20
- Increase likelihood of untested and poorly scored training positions.
- Add option to disable stars animation.
- Add option to disable stars animation.
1.6.2
2018-08-07
- Add "Openings" menu option to list all named openings and jump directly to them.
- Fix import of PGNs with headers containing brackets.
- Allow import of non-standard PGN results.
- Fix import of PGNs with headers containing brackets.
- Allow import of non-standard PGN results.
1.6.1
2017-10-07
- Supports iPhone X screen layout.
- Fixes crash when opening PGN from another app.
- Fixes crash when opening PGN from another app.
1.6
2017-09-22
- Reorder candidate moves from the "..." options.
- Adds iPad support.
- Study in landscape or portrait view.
- Adds iPad support.
- Study in landscape or portrait view.
1.5.1
2017-06-21
- Fix occasional crash when erasing the database.
- Fix crash when traversing positions.
- Add logging to help debug import crash.
- Fix crash when traversing positions.
- Add logging to help debug import crash.
1.5
2017-01-02
What's New in Chess Arsenal v1.5
* New Study List -- save positions for later!
* Handle unusual PGN files on import.
* Update UI for move/position options.
* Add a few more help screens.
* Add setting to always train from earliest key position in variation.
* Add retina resolution images.
* Integrate Crashlytics to learn about problems faster.
* New Study List -- save positions for later!
* Handle unusual PGN files on import.
* Update UI for move/position options.
* Add a few more help screens.
* Add setting to always train from earliest key position in variation.
* Add retina resolution images.
* Integrate Crashlytics to learn about problems faster.
1.4
2014-11-12
What’s New in Chess Arsenal v1.4
* Results are easier to read: summarized stats by name, answers in red, tap gray heading for different stats.
* 6x faster training filters & results with hundreds of positions.
* When entering long variations, tap and hold last move text to return to start position.
* PGN import: treat null moves as ending the variation.
* PGN import: accept comments that precede moves.
* Minor bug fixes.
* Results are easier to read: summarized stats by name, answers in red, tap gray heading for different stats.
* 6x faster training filters & results with hundreds of positions.
* When entering long variations, tap and hold last move text to return to start position.
* PGN import: treat null moves as ending the variation.
* PGN import: accept comments that precede moves.
* Minor bug fixes.
1.3
2014-09-27
What’s New in Chess Arsenal v1.3
* New button to show correct answers.
* Training continues on same line when answered right and follow-up moves match filters.
* Import/export PGN files via iTunes.
* Import PGN files from other apps.
* Export opening names to PGN.
* Email PGN attaches file instead of inline PGN text.
* Fix pawn and castling bugs.
* New button to show correct answers.
* Training continues on same line when answered right and follow-up moves match filters.
* Import/export PGN files via iTunes.
* Import PGN files from other apps.
* Export opening names to PGN.
* Email PGN attaches file instead of inline PGN text.
* Fix pawn and castling bugs.
1.2
2014-07-07
Updates in Chess Arsenal v1.2
* Fix crash on results screen for positions that repeat.
* Other bug fixes for repeated positions.
* Fix crash on results screen for positions that repeat.
* Other bug fixes for repeated positions.
1.1
2014-06-17
What’s New in Chess Arsenal v1.1
* Name your openings! Sicilian Scheveningen? Bob’s Secret Weapon?
* Filter quizzes by opening name or color!
* Results are sorted worst-first and grouped by opening name.
* Added a button to see answers in the repertoire when you answer wrongly.
* Added menu icons.
* Name your openings! Sicilian Scheveningen? Bob’s Secret Weapon?
* Filter quizzes by opening name or color!
* Results are sorted worst-first and grouped by opening name.
* Added a button to see answers in the repertoire when you answer wrongly.
* Added menu icons.
1.0
2014-04-29
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Ratings
3.8 out of 5
10 Ratings
Reviews
d0su,
Great
I use this app all the time. I am not aware of any better tool for practicing custom openings offline. It can handle transpositions, which is great. It also seems fairly stable, and the PGN export feature works. Bravo to the creator of this app!
My number one complaint is with the randomization process of the trainer. It has a tendency to get "stuck" repeating the same line five or six times in a row. As a matter of fact, it seems to heavily favor some lines over others, for reasons unknown.
For example, one line I am studying in the QGA has 106 different variations. Some of those variations have been drilled 50+ times, while at least 20% of them have not been drilled at all. I really have no way to fix it without outright disabling the lines I've already trained... but then there is no way to easily search for the lines I disabled.
Changing the background color would be nice as well, but is really not necessary. If the trainer issue were fixed then I would give the app 5 stars.
My number one complaint is with the randomization process of the trainer. It has a tendency to get "stuck" repeating the same line five or six times in a row. As a matter of fact, it seems to heavily favor some lines over others, for reasons unknown.
For example, one line I am studying in the QGA has 106 different variations. Some of those variations have been drilled 50+ times, while at least 20% of them have not been drilled at all. I really have no way to fix it without outright disabling the lines I've already trained... but then there is no way to easily search for the lines I disabled.
Changing the background color would be nice as well, but is really not necessary. If the trainer issue were fixed then I would give the app 5 stars.
JosephGarr,
Custom opening practice tool
This app is one of my favorites since I have the older Chess Opening Wizard and Chess Position Trainer on the desktop. So I can import my custom openings and practice on my iPhone. Any chance to get a VR or AR version? I can’t afford to pay a programmer to create one for me for my Oculus Rift. Although I am trying.
This is one of the best chess tools out there and the one I use the most. Thank you for this app. Love it to death!
This is one of the best chess tools out there and the one I use the most. Thank you for this app. Love it to death!
Selenasm,
Lacks a lot of features
I have a Mac.. so no chessbase unless I dualboot. Bought this because I heard it works, despite lack of updates.
Regretting, because there is no clear way to delete a opening. No clear way to not play through the opening from the VERY BEGINNING.
I chose the option to skip training a certain move, which worked, but it is not allowing me to return to the previous configuration. I’m a software developer and can tell this is an abandoned application which had much potential.
Regretting, because there is no clear way to delete a opening. No clear way to not play through the opening from the VERY BEGINNING.
I chose the option to skip training a certain move, which worked, but it is not allowing me to return to the previous configuration. I’m a software developer and can tell this is an abandoned application which had much potential.
Latvs,
Color
The idea of this app is great, I just wish the chess board was a darker color so my migraines won’t trigger. I would be incredibly thankful for the customizable board and background, thank you :)
bruce sen,
Abandoned app
Long time without an update, but still the best app of its kind, objectively.
mqwendland,
June 2014 Update Crash
The update makes this sorely needed chess app even more functional by adding the ability to name openings and variations, then disaggregate the results accordingly. Unfortunately, when you click on "Results" it crashes immediately. I'm sure it will get fixed. Other than that it does what it says.
ZapFatty,
Import coming soon I hope
I wish I can import pgn files. The interface and design is great. Extremely simple. Perfect for teaching. I have a few iPads and iPhones, and until this has import, I can't really use this for teaching. But it looks promising.
Wild-horse,
Awesome app
I'm a club player rated about 1900. I use this app daily to create my opening repertoire. I store my favorite lines from various books and opening databases. It would be awesome if Stockfish was built into it. It allows PGN files to be emailed/imported/exported as well.
Dr. Hotpocket,
Yoyo
Great app! One idea is that the app should quiz you less on an opening the more you get it right, and if you are consistently getting an opening wrong it should quiz you more. Overall, Great app that helps me memorize my openings!
Hegemon54,
Disappointing
I bought this app with the expectation I could jump in start learning and memorizing opening sequences. It's an essentially an empty database that YOU the user must fill in with ruy Lopez, Kings indian etc, meaning find the moves elsewhere and put into the app. Seems like the creator could have included basic openings easily but chose not to out of laziness.
