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Chess Log

Chess Log

Catalog and analyze your games

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  • Released
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  • April 30, 2025
  • June 22, 2026

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Luis De Zutter
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Catalog, organize, and analyze your chess games with a clean interface. Save and annotate moves, explore openings, and get move suggestions to improve your play. Elevate your chess strategy with powerful analytical tools.

✓Game catalog and organization
✓Detailed move annotation
✓Opening explorer
✓Move suggestions
✓PGN editor
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What's New in Chess Log

1.3.1

June 22, 2026

This update includes a couple of bug fixes. Most notably, the back button issue that many users experienced has now been fixed. Questions, feedback, or ideas? Please reach out to feedback@chesslog.app

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Great app, just a few things

This is a great app for recording chess games but I have a few things it could do better on. 1, A way to edit notes and annotations would be great. 2, not sure how to do this but it is a little hard to keep up with the game on the phone while playing in real life, maybe a way to speak the moves ( there would be a button you hold down to speak the move that happpnd).
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Response from developer

Hi! Thanks so much for taking the time to write this thoughtful review. I really appreciate it! Regarding editing notes and annotations: this is already possible. You can tap on any existing note to edit it. That said, if this wasn’t obvious, that’s on me. The flow should feel intuitive. I’d genuinely love to hear how you expected this feature to work. Were you looking for an “Edit” button, a long-press action, or something else? Your feedback would really help me improve this for everyone. As for voice input: believe it or not, I've been playing around with that idea for quite a while. There are still a number of things I need to explore more in depth. I think it’s a great idea, but also a tough one to get right. Just know that I’m working on it! Please bear with me though. I’m building Chess Log in my spare time, and getting features like this right takes a bit of time. I truly appreciate the patience and support. If you have any other ideas or run into any issues, feel free to reach out anytime at feedback@chesslog.app.

FAQ

What is Chess Log?

Chess Log is an application designed to help chess players catalog, organize, and analyze their games. It allows users to save games, annotate moves, explore openings, and receive move suggestions to improve their strategy.

Is Chess Log free to use?

Yes, Chess Log is available for free. There are no upfront costs or subscription fees required to use its core features.

Does Chess Log have ads?

No, Chess Log does not contain advertisements, providing an uninterrupted user experience for game analysis and cataloging.

What devices does Chess Log support?

Chess Log is compatible with iOS devices, specifically iPhones and iPads, allowing users to manage their chess games on the go.

How often is Chess Log updated?

The latest version of Chess Log was released on April 27, 2026, indicating active development and potential for future updates to enhance features and performance.

Can I analyze my past games with Chess Log?

Yes, Chess Log allows you to save and revisit all your past games. You can tag key moments, annotate moves, and compare your play to masters to track your improvement.

What is the age rating for Chess Log?

Chess Log has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in chess.

Does Chess Log offer offline play?

The provided information does not specify offline play capabilities. However, its focus on game cataloging and analysis suggests it may function without a constant internet connection for core features.