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I really like Listudy for drills, it imports from Lichess studies (which you can create from PGNs): https://listudy.org/ https://listudy.org/ Also Opening Tre
by chaosmachine 5y ago
I really like Listudy for drills, it imports from Lichess studies (which you can create from PGNs):
https://listudy.org/ https://listudy.org/
Also Opening Tree for bulk analysis:
https://www.openingtree.com/ https://www.openingtree.com/
They're both free and open source.
- jeremyjh 5y agoOpening Tree is great and I use it a lot but it does not persist my games - I have to download them every time I use it. But I'd love an app with that interface that could persist the data and cross-check it with my repertoire. I guess it would not have to be same tool as the repertoire trainer, it just seems cleaner to have it all in one tool. But you are right Listudy can help with the spaced repetition, it just doesn't know anything about my games :)
- wombosombos 5y agoOpening Tree also is opensource, you could modify it to run on local data and then build and run it on your computer: https://github.com/openingtree/openingtree https://github.com/openingtree/openingtree
- ThomasCM 5y agoI'm currently developing this: https://www.chessmonitor.com/ https://www.chessmonitor.com/ It stores your games and gives you an explorer for your games similar to what openingtree does. Here is an example for the current world champion: https://www.chessmonitor.com/u/kcc58R9eeGY09ey5Rmoj/explorer https://www.chessmonitor.com/u/kcc58R9eeGY09ey5Rmoj/explorer
- jeremyjh 5y agoWow that is awesome! Great work!