Chessbook - Master openings

Chessbook - Master openings

Your personal opening book

2K ratings
185 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 4, 2023
  • August 28, 2026
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Build a personalized chess opening repertoire with spaced repetition training. Identify weaknesses, learn optimal moves based on master game data, and avoid obscure lines. Review your online games for mistakes and master middlegame plans.

Custom opening repertoire creation
Spaced repetition training
Automatic gap identification
Avoid obscure moves
Handle transpositions
Review online game mistakes
Learn middlegame plans
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What's New in Chessbook

1.3.42

August 28, 2026

Bug fixes, improvements, and polish

Subscription plans

Chessbook Pro - Monthly

Add unlimited moves to your repertoire

$7.991 Month
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User reviews

Very Cool

I bought a chess book but i am the kind of person who prefers intuitive and appealing ways of learning, this is very nice

Great for beginners

If you just want to have 1-2 openings in your repertoire and want to practice them thoroughly, this is a great way to do it. The space repetitions and practice are amazing.

Can’t believe this is free

I was searching for so long a good app or website to practice openings and I always herd people saying chessreps or chessable, but they are actually bad and not for people who want to learn an opening they already chose. Even though I know there is a limit to the free version, I haven’t seen a single paywall or ad since I use it. The way you can add moves is very good with nice insights, though the rest of the app may not be very intuitive (you get used to it after like a day so its not that bad). The only thing i can criticize is that there is no no-wifi mode to practice, which I think could be a great and easy addition
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Good Stuff

Works!

Really awesome

Just a really cool and awesome way to help you learn and expand your opening repertoire

User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

App not working on iPad

Bug

Login issues on iPhone

Bug

Inability to delete move sequences

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

Pause after completing move sequences

Feature

Clearer instructions for beginners

Feature

Customizable notification settings

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Option to input and practice specific positions

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FAQ

What does Chessbook do?

Chessbook helps you build a personalized chess opening repertoire. It uses spaced repetition for memorization, analyzes master game data to suggest optimal moves, and identifies weaknesses in your current openings. You can also review your online games to find and correct opening mistakes.

What are the key features of Chessbook?

Key features include creating a custom opening repertoire, training with spaced repetition, automatic identification of gaps in your knowledge, avoiding obscure moves, handling transpositions, reviewing online game mistakes, and learning middlegame plans for any opening.

How much does Chessbook cost?

The app offers a free version with a limit of 400 moves in your repertoire. For unlimited moves and full access, users can upgrade to Chessbook Pro through in-app purchases.

What platforms is Chessbook available on?

While the provided data doesn't explicitly state platform compatibility, it mentions support for Lichess and Chess.com, suggesting it's a mobile application designed for chess players who use these online platforms.

How does Chessbook help me improve my chess openings?

It helps by allowing you to focus on the moves you'll actually see in games, rather than obscure grandmaster lines. The spaced repetition ensures you remember moves, and the analysis of master games and engine evaluations helps you pick the best moves to maximize your win-rate.