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Version 3.2 · 2026-10-25
If you play on more than one device, the leaderboards now count each puzzle once. Plus small improvements.
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The store currently lists version 3.2, updated 2026-10-25.








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Solve a chess puzzle every day, train at your level, and learn the tactics that win games.
DAILY PUZZLE
The same puzzle for everyone, every day, from chess.com. Solve it to keep your streak going.
QUICK PLAY
Five puzzles find your level. After that, every puzzle is picked for you from more than 26,000, and your rating grows as you improve.
LEARN
Lessons in 18 tactics: forks, pins, skewers, back-rank and smothered mates, rook endgames and more. A lesson is eight puzzles.
PLAY ANYWHERE
Quick play and Learn work offline, on a plane or on the subway. Your rating, streak and lessons move with your iCloud between iPhone and iPad, and come back when you reinstall. No account needed.
Game Center achievements and leaderboards are there if you want them.
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If you play on more than one device, the leaderboards now count each puzzle once. Plus small improvements.
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