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Hi everyone, I’m a first-year student and I made this because most opening resources are either too advanced or too scattered. You can watch a line on a board, practise it from memory, and come back for a daily review. I’d love honest feedback, especially on whether the opening lines and difficulty levels look right to you. I built it with AI help.
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About Chess Theories on Product Hunt
“Learn chess openings step by step, free”
Chess Theories was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #336 on the daily leaderboard. Learn chess openings step by step on a real board. 112 openings, practice mode, puzzles and a Stockfish engine bar. Free.
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Naman Mishra
Hi everyone, I’m a first-year student and I made this because most opening resources are either too advanced or too scattered. You can watch a line on a board, practise it from memory, and come back for a daily review. I’d love honest feedback, especially on whether the opening lines and difficulty levels look right to you. I built it with AI help.