Point your camera at a chess puzzle and play it. Scan a board: photograph a diagram from a book, a newspaper, or a screenshot, and Sealed Move reads the position right on your phone. Nothing is uploaded. Check it on an editable board, then play it out against the engine, let the coach solve it, ask why the winning move works, or export the solution as a video. The Balanced coach now stays quiet until the game really swings, a real change in who is winning or a forced mate, then recaps the moves that led there in one message instead of interrupting on every move. Also in this release: when a Pro Coach trial ends, Settings shows the on-device coach as active and the trial-ended notice appears once rather than on every launch, and a move that delivers checkmate is no longer scored as a blunder.

Your best games deserve an audience. Export any game as a video. Open the game review, tap the film button, and pick the stretch that matters on the timeline: the whole game, or just the five moves where it turned. Choose the coach's red annotation arrows or classic square highlights, and decide whether the coach's notes ride along. Moments with a note hold on screen at reading pace, the same rhythm as the review walkthrough, and the clip ends on the game's report card. The result is a standard vertical video in the share sheet. Send it to a friend, post it, or save it to your photo library. Also in this release: replay boards across the app (game history, reviews, the Lexicon) now draw pieces with the same high-contrast outlines as the live board, so positions stay readable on every square, in videos included.

Your coach learned to hold its tongue. Coach feedback now arrives as cards docked under the board. The newest card sits collapsed; tap it to read the whole note, and swipe to page back through earlier ones. The chat view opens only when you have a question for the coach. Balanced is the new default coaching style, and it waits. While the game holds steady the coach stays quiet. When the evaluation genuinely moves (a blunder, a missed win, a slow slide that added up) it steps in once and recaps the stretch of moves that caused the swing. Chatty still reacts to every move if you prefer a talkative table; both live in Settings. The game review gained a timeline. Each moment that decided the game sits on the scrubber as a dot, green for a swing in your favor, red for one against you. Drag onto a dot to read that note with the position on the board, or press play and the review walks you through the moments at reading pace. Pause any time. Smaller things: reviews rebuild when you reopen them after playing more moves, checkmate is scored properly on the review timeline, and the app may ask for a rating after a game finishes well.