Turn your reviews into your own practice library. — Save mistakes from any review as personalized problems. Add notes, alternative variations, and the reasoning that makes the move click. — Solve as multi-move sequences instead of single guesses. The AI plays the opponent through the tree you author. — Bring Tygem .gib games into your library alongside SGF. — Sturdier iCloud sync. Two devices no longer silently overwrite each other; the device that's behind sees a prompt before changes are applied.

Turn your reviews into your own practice library. — Save mistakes from any review as personalized problems. Add notes, alternative variations, and the reasoning that makes the move click. — Solve as multi-move sequences instead of single guesses. The AI plays the opponent through the tree you author. — Bring Tygem .gib games into your library alongside SGF. — Sturdier iCloud sync. Two devices no longer silently overwrite each other; the device that's behind sees a prompt before changes are applied.

Turn your reviews into your own practice library. — Save mistakes from any review as personalized problems. Add notes, alternative variations, and the reasoning that makes the move click. — Solve as multi-move sequences instead of single guesses. The AI plays the opponent through the tree you author. — Bring Tygem .gib games into your library alongside SGF. — Sturdier iCloud sync. Two devices no longer silently overwrite each other; the device that's behind sees a prompt before changes are applied.

Continue any game and import from more places. - Continue from any game record: pick up an unfinished position against AI, on the same device, or face-to-face on another device. - Open SGF files from Files, Safari, Mail, Messages, or other apps through the iOS Share Sheet. - Add SGF or GIB files to the GoReview folder in iCloud Drive; GoReview picks them up on the next foreground scan and marks imported files. - Failed inbox imports stay visible with a banner and a file list, so you can fix or delete the problem file.

A redesigned first-launch flow and deeper problem feedback. - Onboarding now walks through AI review, the mistake → SRS learning loop, and lets you try a sample game in one tap. - Problem sessions explain why a move was wrong, with a severity tag and the best candidate line, plus Again / Hard / Good / Easy grading. - Move headers use proper terms (Blunder, Mistake, Inaccuracy, Good move) with point units, and candidate moves are sorted by score instead of policy.

iPad review now has a roomier board-first workspace for longer study sessions. - Landscape review adds a persistent inspector beside the board, so Insight, Winrate, Variation, and More stay one tap away. - The game library can collapse into a slim rail, giving the board more space without losing quick access to recent games. - Library load problems now appear inline with retry and remove actions, making recovery clearer during review.

Review UI refresh and stronger face-to-face reliability. - Review on iPhone now uses a cleaner bottom sheet with faster access to insights, win-rate, and variation tools. - Compact review labels are localized more consistently, and the move-by-move flow is easier to read on smaller screens. - Face-to-face play is more reliable during initial connection and short pre-game disconnects.

P2P stability and resume improvements. - Face-to-face play now gives brief disconnects a recovery window, reducing false reconnect loops and mid-game drops. - Returning to an in-progress face-to-face game now resumes the same session more reliably instead of restarting from move 0. - The Games Library now shows clearer peer game summaries so it is easier to spot which board to jump back into.

UI updates and face-to-face play improvements. - Review UI on iPhone now sizes the board against the visible height, keeps bottom controls reachable, and preserves scroll fallback when extra panels expand. - Review UI on iPad now rebalances the game list and side panels so the board keeps more room in both portrait and landscape. - Face-to-face play now reacts to disconnects immediately, improving reconnect recovery and reducing early session drops.

Review board stability and a refreshed design language. - Review board: no longer jumps between moves; true pinch + pan zoom. - Territory readout: always shows Black / White / lead, with a new "undetermined" marker and an explicit precise-vs-estimate indicator. - Face-to-face play: wider reconnect tolerance; instantly reconnects when the app returns to the foreground. - Refreshed look: Source Serif 4 for editorial copy, JetBrains Mono for every measurement — calmer, more instrument-like.

Review board stability and a refreshed design language. - Review board: no longer jumps between moves; true pinch + pan zoom. - Territory readout: always shows Black / White / lead, with a new "undetermined" marker and an explicit precise-vs-estimate indicator. - Face-to-face play: wider reconnect tolerance; instantly reconnects when the app returns to the foreground. - Refreshed look: Source Serif 4 for editorial copy, JetBrains Mono for every measurement — calmer, more instrument-like.

Quality-of-life upgrades plus face-to-face play fixes. - Free tier: AI analysis is now unlimited. The monthly cap is gone; only the 1,000-game library limit remains. - Face-to-face play: the session survives screen lock, Undo needs the opponent's consent, player names can be set in Settings, and finished games auto-return to the library. - Deep-analysis prompt: opening a game offers a one-tap run so you don't have to hunt for the button. - Analysis progress: the spinner now appears during the cold-start benchmark instead of making you wait in silence. - Tsumego: saved problems no longer leak into the game library, 9×9 mistakes get a proper category, and problem names use the source game's title.

Learning features are here. - Due Today: problems you save from your mistakes come back on a spaced schedule, so the hard shapes stay fresh. - Session mode: review the whole queue in one focused flow — play your move, see the verdict, choose Hard / Good / Easy, continue. - Free tier widened: 1000 games and 100 KataGo analyses per month. - Clearer quota prompts when you're near or at the free limit, with a one-tap upgrade option.

Update: support and privacy links now point to gameboardlab.com, the new home for GoReview and other GameBoardLab apps.

Bug fix: iCloud auto backup now reliably handles large game libraries. Failed backups automatically retry until they succeed.

What's New in 1.1.0: - Local Multiplayer: Play face-to-face with a friend using Bluetooth/WiFi — no server needed - Practice from Mistakes: After reviewing a game, save your mistakes as practice problems - Improved AI difficulty with 7 tiers from Beginner to Master

1.0.3 • App Store descriptions added for German, French, Vietnamese, and Spanish • Strengthened product page copy and keywords across all languages The binary is unchanged from 1.0.2 — this is a store listing update so more Go players can find GoReview in their own language.

• AI opponents expanded from 5 to 7 tiers, from Beginner to Master, with handicap suggestions for easier tiers. • New Zealand rules added; komi now switches automatically by rule set. • The clock auto-pauses when the app goes to the background, so you no longer lose time. • Byoyomi time control pickers redesigned to avoid text overlap on narrow screens. • The analysis button now shows clear progress feedback while KataGo is thinking. • Fixed a critical bug where the AI refused to play its first move when you chose White. • Settings now includes Privacy Policy, Help & Support, and Feedback links.

- Complete 5-language localization (English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean) - PV animation toggle: tap to switch between animated variation playback and static AI suggestion - Fixed rules picker displaying duplicate entries