Chess Clerk
A second, not a teacher — the same job at 300 as at 2700.
Play a real game, then ask it anything about your position, in plain English.
Ask why you played that and it answers about the square in front of you, not a
Wikipedia paragraph. Ask what your worst piece is right now.
- An opponent trained on human games, set to your strength — it plays
the way people of that rating actually play, not like an engine turned down.
- Watch a finished game back while it stops at the moments that mattered and tells
you why.
- Real puzzles, any theme you can name. Ask in your own words.
- Any language you type in.
Playing is free forever. The board, the clock and the engine run in
your own browser and never run out. Talking to the clerk is the only thing you ever pay
for — a few cents an exchange, no subscription — and you start with two dollars on the
house.
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