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Learn across eight chess modes

Classical, Rapid, Blitz, Bullet, Puzzles, Correspondence, Chess960, and Analysis stay visible in one synchronized catalog with honest implementation status.

Open the boardFor coaches & clubs
Learning Hub posture · youth-safe by default
  • Local chat clearly labeled
  • Duel invites are not verified
  • No private messaging
  • Standings are recognition-only
  • Recognition play
  • Unfinished tools are unavailable
// SKILL TRACKS

Beginner, intermediate, advanced

Three progressive tracks a coach assigns by skill band. Each track is a sequence of lesson modules with concrete, measurable objectives — so mastery is provable, not vibes.

Beginner TRACK

First moves to first checkmate. Builds board confidence and the habits strong players never lose.

Lesson modules
  • M1 · How the pieces move
  • M2 · Check, checkmate, stalemate
  • M3 · Reading & writing notation (SAN/PGN)
  • M4 · Opening principles: center, development, king safety
Skill objectives (measurable)
  • // Deliver a basic checkmate (K+Q vs K) in under 20 moves
  • // Name a legal move for every piece on demand
  • // Record a short game in algebraic notation with 90% accuracy

Intermediate TRACK

Tactics and conversion. Students learn to win material, spot threats, and finish won positions.

Lesson modules
  • M5 · Forks, pins, skewers, discovered attacks
  • M6 · Mate-in-1 and mate-in-2 patterns
  • M7 · King + pawn endgames and the opposition
  • M8 · Calculation and the candidate-move method
Skill objectives (measurable)
  • // Solve a mixed mate-in-2 set at 75%+ accuracy
  • // Convert a +3 material advantage against the engine
  • // Identify the tactic in a position within 30 seconds

Advanced TRACK

Strategy and tournament play. Plans, structures, and the discipline to compete in rated events.

Lesson modules
  • M9 · Pawn structures, weak squares, outposts
  • M10 · Annotated post-mortems with the LIORIN Tutor
  • M11 · Opening repertoire & preparation
  • M12 · Time management and tournament readiness
Skill objectives (measurable)
  • // Annotate one of your games with a clear plan per phase
  • // Hold a rated rapid game without a time forfeit
  • // Reach 80%+ accuracy across a 5-game tournament sample
// CHESS MODE CATALOG

Eight modes, availability stated

Six modes currently run as untimed engine practice. Bullet and Chess960 remain in the product catalog as planned work instead of being removed or renamed. Guests can try the Rapid ten-move demo.

Classical

PracticeDEEPEST SEARCH

Patient engine practice for calculation and structure with selectable 30+0, 45+15, and 60+0 clocks.

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Rapid

PracticeBALANCED SEARCH

Balanced engine practice with selectable 10+0, 10+5, and 15+10 clocks for full games.

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Blitz

PracticeQUICK SEARCH

Responsive engine practice with selectable 3+0, 3+2, and 5+0 clocks.

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Bullet

PlannedPLANNED

Bullet 1+0 with a real clock is planned and is not playable in this release.

Not playable yet

Puzzles

PracticeTACTICS PRACTICE

Forcing-move engine practice with move grades. A dedicated puzzle library and Puzzle Rush are not implemented yet.

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Correspondence

PracticeDELIBERATE PRACTICE

Deliberate in-session engine practice. Asynchronous games, long clocks, and notifications are not implemented yet.

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Chess960

PlannedPLANNED

Fischer Random starting positions and castling rules are planned and are not playable in this release.

Not playable yet

Analysis

PracticeREVIEW SEARCH

Engine practice emphasizing move grades and review. A full post-game autopsy is not implemented yet.

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// Practice means the current untimed engine board. Real clocks, a dedicated puzzle library, asynchronous correspondence, full post-game autopsy, and Chess960 rules remain implementation work.

// MOVE-BY-MOVE TUTOR

A coach that explains the verdict

The LIORIN Tutor reads the board the way a strong coach does. It names the threat, shows the refutation in two or three lines, and uses the selected profile and recent board context. In youth-safe mode the tutor's register is plain, encouraging, and focused on protection, balance, and reflection.

Meet the tutorPlay a teaching game

TUTOR SESSION · WORKED EXAMPLE

> POSITION ......... after 12...Bg4
> ENGINE READ ...... pin on the f3 knight
> YOUR PLAN ........ h3 looks natural — but
> THREAT ........... ...Bxf3 wins the pawn shield
> BETTER ........... Be2, unpin, then h3 safely
> MODE ............. BLENDED · youth-safe register
> NOTE ............. teaching example, not a live student log
// CURRICULUM PATH

Four stages a coach can assign

A structured progression from first moves to tournament readiness. Each outcome is concrete and trackable, so the coach dashboard can mark mastery and the progress analytics can chart a class over time.

// Showing the standard curriculum (sign in to load your program's live modules)

STAGE 01 · Foundations

  • // Piece movement, check, checkmate, stalemate
  • // Board coordinates and notation (SAN/PGN)
  • // Basic opening principles: center, development, king safety

STAGE 02 · Tactics

  • // Forks, pins, skewers, discovered attacks
  • // Mate-in-1 and mate-in-2 patterns
  • // Counting material and simple combinations

STAGE 03 · Endgames

  • // King + pawn vs king, the opposition
  • // Basic checkmates: Q+K, R+K, two rooks
  • // Promotion technique and the rule of the square

STAGE 04 · Strategy & Review

  • // Pawn structures, weak squares, outposts
  • // Annotated post-mortems with the LIORIN Tutor
  • // Tournament preparation and time management
// YOUTH-SAFE BY DEFAULT

Built for schools and youth clubs

Scholastic and youth accounts run in youth-safe mode by default. Local chat previews are not saved or monitored. Account-linked rooms use automated contact-detail filters. Program and district features remain subject to deployment review.

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