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Noctie is a virtual practice partner & coach for chess, based on humanlike chess AI. Noctie can play like a human at any skill level and give appropriate advice.
Features: - Realistic humanlike play - Automatically adapts to your level - Practice the openings you like - Instant feedback after every move - Flashcard exercises based on your mistakes - Visualise your skill over time
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Chess players looking to improve, regardless of current skill level
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Noctie lets you learn chess by playing against an AI.
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Noctie is the only chess computer able to emulate human play. This makes it more fun and instructive to play against. Noctie lets you learn by practice – playing and getting feedback, just like you would learn other skills. We use the scientific principles of active engagement and immediate error feedback to supercharge your learning.
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Https://listudy.org/en does it with spaced repetition. You could import your own study or use a premade one off lichess. Source: 6 months ago
You can browse the various e4 repertoires here https://listudy.org/en. If you're a beginner, you can learn the repertoire by Gotham Chess. Source: about 1 year ago
I have enjoyed using LiStudy https://listudy.org/en. Source: over 1 year ago
An idea: on https://listudy.org/en play "Blind Tactics" - slowly work your way up to higher plies number. (personally, I prefer even number of plies for whatever reason). Source: over 1 year ago
As one can solve puzzles, one may also enjoy exploring opening moves (in short playing a sort of memory game via openings, with the bonus of understanding why a specific opening is played and which structures it brings). Chessable (there is a specific free course that fits well) or https://listudy.org/en or https://www.chessfactor.com/ are great for it. Source: over 2 years ago
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