This app is cool in concept, but at least right now it seems to not be able to see the board. I just mated it in 10 moves while it said i was blundering based on incorrect information. Also frustrating that i had to pay $4.99 to find this out because you only get 5 moves free.

Saw errors on the store page and decided to check it out. For reference I am 9th in my state and 2000 elo.This bot plays with the strength of a 500 elo human and the text is complete nonsense, not adapting to the situation on the board at all. Additionally only having 5 moves per day unless you pay makes it clear that this is nothing more than a cash grab.Stay away from this one and get some official training software from stockfish, leela, or fritz instead. They do what this does better with more features.

Avoid at all costs. It mixes up pieces on the board all the time, constantly contradicts itself when explaining strategy, it screws up the names of the most common openings.It took until move 3 (out of the 5 daily moves that free users get, unless you get past a shameless pay wall) for the bot to make fundamental mistakes that lost material.Whoever thought this was a good bot either knows nothing about hooking up chatGPT to 3rd party softwares, or nothing at all about chess. Quite frankly the dev should be ashamed to ask for money for this.

I only get to play 5 moves a day because I’m not paying $5 a month. In those 5 moves I put chat gpt in a dead lost position, and chat gpt’s analysis is very surface level while containing a few errors. At least it’s hasn’t made illegal moves yet like it has before this app was made.If we could get the playing strength of stockfish and if chat gpt could explain positions like a human GM could then I’d be willing to pay for the app. Godspeed in your development.