It would be a good app but it’s very confusing to navigate through. If it is easier to navigate through and learn it would be much better 2/5

I paid for it because I’d like to see it improved further. The thing I don’t like is some lines are outdated. I’d understand if they were gambit lines or something but there are positions where the only move allowable is an outright mistake and if you check it against databases they aren’t even the most popular move. An example is the Vienna Stanley variation. 1.e4 e5 2. Nc3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Bc5 4. Qg4The only possible given line for black is 4…Qf3? Which is a 69% win rate for white according to the lichess player base. Even just undeveloping the bishop and losing an entire tempo as black is a better move.My worry is using this to practice and learning bad moves, or expecting my opponent to play dubious moves that they wouldn’t in an actual game.

I only wish that at the end of then opening it would either give me advice on how I can use the opening to my advantage and how to play my pieces. Other cool features could be to “add notes” and maybe a search feature to find the opening my computer opponent is playing.

This was the first app that I downloaded to practice new openings and I really liked it, I tried different apps as well but none compared to this one, I recommend this chess opening app.