Classic chess, Fischer Random and an original heavy-piece study, with a bundled Core ML chess model that ranks only moves validated by the rules engine.
White moves first; players then alternate one legal move at a time.
Each piece follows its standard movement and capture rules.
Castling, en passant and pawn promotion are supported.
A move may never leave its own king in check.
Checkmate wins; stalemate, repetition, the fifty-move rule and insufficient material can draw.
Availability note. Local play is available now. Arena and tournament features arrive as their online service opens, game by game — the offline game never depends on them.
Ways to play
Variants, not separate apps.
One purchase contains the supported rules family. Each option below changes the table while keeping the engine's legal-move checks in charge.
Standard
The classic 8×8 starting array.
Sixteen pieces per side.
White moves first and standard castling rights apply.
Chess960
Fischer Random with 960 legal back-rank arrangements.
Bishops begin on opposite-coloured squares.
The king begins between the rooks and Black mirrors White.
Four Towers
An authored study built around rook coordination.
Each side has four rooks, one king and eight pawns.
Standard chess movement, checkmate and promotion rules remain in force.
Make it yours. Start from any of these, adjust the settings the game allows, and save it as your own template. When online play opens you can publish a custom table for others to join.
What is inside
Built around the game, not the grind.
01
Bundled on-device chess neural net
A Core ML chess model runs on your device and suggests strong moves — never an illegal one.
02
Casual no-clock play
Take all the time you want; no timer is breathing down your neck.
03
Rapid 10+0 template
Prefer a pulse? A ready ten-minute rapid setup is one tap away.
04
Realistic wooden board and pieces
Play on a warm, tactile wooden set that feels like the real thing.
05
Realistic or plain board style
Switch between lifelike wood and a clean, distraction-free board.
Next move
The table is ready.
Start locally, learn at your own pace, and decide later whether online competition belongs in your game. The same rules and identity run on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Vision Pro.