Author-created daily practice problems now continue through the full solution line with automatic replies, while a mistake retries only that move and keeps your correct progress.

Retry after mistakes, follow puzzle-author answers, and turn any reviewed position into your own practice problem.

Customize daily practice and extra sessions with review sources, sequential or mixed puzzle selection, collection choices, and rank-relative difficulty weights.

Daily practice and iCloud sync are more reliable. This update adds practice reminders, batch SGF import, extra library practice, rank-adaptive mistake detection, a progress dashboard, recoverable analysis, and five-second delete undo. Free batch imports now fill available space before stopping, and unranked mistake detection is less aggressive.

Problem screens now clearly show Black or White to play, along with the problem type, difficulty, and source.

Build a steady Go habit with Daily Practice. — Mix due review problems with downloaded life-and-death puzzles in a fixed daily set that resumes where you left off. — Keep streaks, combos, and collection-completion badges. — Find OGS collections offline by rank, difficulty, name, or latest release, with restored board previews. — See the bundled KataGo and CoreML model versions in Settings. Imported OGS puzzles now stay in your library until you miss one. Your due count may drop after updating, but no puzzles are deleted.

This update fixes iCloud backup syncing. — Fixed: merging your games from an iCloud backup no longer fails with an "invalid backup content" error, so libraries with saved AI opponents and engine profiles restore correctly.

This update improves the problem-solving experience. — Fixed: “See solution” on imported OGS puzzles now replays the full answer instead of showing a blank board. — New: step through a solution move by move with back and forward controls. — New: on iPad landscape, the board and controls sit side by side in a two-column layout.

This update redesigns the OGS puzzle library browser. — Browse puzzle collections with search and sorting by rating. — Each collection shows its difficulty range, author, and puzzle count. — See how many puzzles have marked solutions before importing; puzzles without a marked solution are hidden by default. — Batch import is faster and more reliable.

This update fixes OGS puzzle import and practice issues. — OGS puzzle branches now follow the full solution path instead of marking correct first moves as off-tree. — Puzzles with OGS board marks or pass markers import more reliably. — Previously imported OGS puzzles are repaired automatically when the local database opens. — Practice now shows the puzzle name, goal text, side to play, and cleaner author comments. — Import failures now use clearer messages for unsupported or malformed OGS puzzle data.

This update fixes a batch of review and practice issues. — Due Today: the Continue button works reliably again, and due counts update as soon as you finish. — Review: teaching insights show in full, variation previews are numbered again, and vertical swipes no longer jump moves. — Library: finished local games appear correctly, filter and search counts stay consistent, and empty results no longer trap you. — The iCloud notice is now a dismissible card that no longer covers the Library. — Problem titles now follow your interface language.

This hotfix improves OGS puzzle import and iPad problem practice. — OGS opening puzzles that start from an empty board now import correctly. — The OGS puzzle browser is easier to scan on iPad, with clearer localized labels. — iCloud restore now shows visible progress and failure feedback. — Tree-problem controls stay anchored so the Start button no longer jumps away.

This update adds OGS puzzle library support to GoReview. — Browse OGS puzzle collections after linking your OGS account. — Import puzzles into your local problem library for review and spaced repetition. — See GoReview Tutor difficulty signals on imported OGS puzzles.

This update improves language coverage and polish across GoReview. — Simplified Chinese copy is now more consistently localized. — Mac workstation alerts, panels, and status text now follow the selected app language. — Localization checks were tightened so future visible copy is less likely to fall back to English.

This update improves language coverage and polish across GoReview. — Simplified Chinese copy is now more consistently localized. — Mac workstation alerts, panels, and status text now follow the selected app language. — Localization checks were tightened so future visible copy is less likely to fall back to English.

Review now explains the gap between strongest play and human-natural choices. — Human-like insights compare KataGo's best move with moves players commonly choose or understand. — Rank-aware feedback can call out when a move is reasonable for 15k but a habit to fix at dan level. — Hints and practice can use natural, still-safe candidates and common human mistakes instead of random bad moves. — Tutor Mode keeps KataGo quality guardrails, so human style never overrides serious value loss.

Ask GoReview for evidence-grounded help while reviewing. — New Tutor Mode opens from Problems and Review with Hint, Explain, Compare, and Next drill modes. — Tutor answers are anchored to the current board, your move, KataGo candidates, winrate/score loss, and known joseki hooks. — On supported Apple Intelligence devices, Tutor uses Foundation Models; other devices get deterministic guided tutoring. — Review now offers an Analyze again action when the current move needs exact evidence.

Play stronger, more believable AI games. — Choose named AI opponent profiles instead of a bare difficulty badge. — AI moves now use a shared planner that adds personality and controlled randomness while staying deterministic for each game. — Continue unfinished games against the same saved opponent snapshot. — The play screen restores Pass and keeps compact review candidate cards visible on small iPhones.

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.