Quiet MoveTest what you have learned.
Nemesis is a practice opponent shaped by your current focus when the evidence supports one. Person-to-person Challenge is being prepared for launch; its supported connection options are still being qualified.
Quiet Move remembers how you play.
Review the games you actually played. See the patterns behind your decisions, choose what to work on, and return to the board with a clearer purpose.
Coming to iPhone · iOS 17 or later
Real gamesClearer understandingPurposeful practice
From one game to the next
One game is a moment.
Your chess is the pattern.
An engine can tell you about a move. Quiet Move connects that moment to the player who made it—and to what happens in later games.
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Review the game
Return to the decisions that mattered, with the position and a line you can explore on the board.
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See what repeats
Your Chess looks across games you identify as your own and shows the evidence behind a pattern.
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Work on one thing
A current focus gives Review, Training, and Nemesis a shared question to work on.
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Play again
Later games add new evidence. Quiet Move can see whether a tendency recurs or begins to change.
Review
Understand the decision, not just the score.
Move through the important moments of a finished game. See the position you faced, why a choice mattered, and what a stronger continuation changes on the board.
Follow the story of the game. Review connects key moments without burying you in variations.
Check the chess. The board, legal moves, and engine analysis stay behind the explanation.
Carry it forward. A decision can become evidence for Your Chess and a position worth practicing.
Your Chess
A picture of your chess that can explain itself.
As you review your own games, Quiet Move can recognize strengths, recurring trouble, and what deserves attention now. Open a conclusion to see the games and decisions behind it.
The picture has room for uncertainty. More games can strengthen a pattern, change it, or show that an old weakness no longer describes your play.
How Your Chess uses evidenceFollow the evidence
- 01A conclusionWhat Quiet Move currently sees in your play
- 02The games behind itThe personal games in the supporting sample
- 03The decisions that shaped itReturn to the position and explore it in Review
From understanding to action
One thing to work on. A reason to keep playing.
When your games support a current focus, Quiet Move carries it beyond a single review. Training returns to positions from your play. Nemesis can test the same idea. Later real games show whether it still needs your attention.
- 01Choose a focus
Grounded in decisions from your own games.
- 02Practice and test it
Use your positions in Training and meet Nemesis when a supported target exists.
- 03Look for change
New games can show recurrence, improvement, or a reason to refocus.
Progress, with proof
Getting better should change the picture.
Your Chess is meant to remember more than mistakes. As the evidence shifts, a recurring weakness can ease, a strength can emerge, and your next focus can change with you.
Beyond the review
More ways to put chess in motion.
Study games worth keeping.
Browse a curated library of master games and open one in Quiet Move’s review tools. Studying someone else’s game never becomes evidence about how you play.
Trust the trail
Know what counts. See where it came from.
Your Chess is built from eligible games you played, not from master games or practice sessions. Analysis runs on your iPhone, and your personal learning history stays there. Public game lookups contact the provider you choose.
Read how Quiet Move handles dataWhat counts as my chess?
Only eligible games you identify as your own support conclusions about your play. Master games, study, Training, and Nemesis sessions stay separate from that personal evidence.
What if there isn't enough evidence yet?
Quiet Move can show an early or uncertain picture and hold back a current focus when the supporting games are too thin. You can open the games and decisions behind a conclusion when one is supported.
Can I play another person?
Person-to-person Challenge is being prepared for launch. The supported connection options are still being qualified and will be described here when the release candidate is final.
Quiet Move for iPhone
Coming to iPhone.
Quiet Move is not publicly downloadable yet. This page will link to the verified App Store listing when it is available.
iOS 17 or laterContact the developer
Built by Jeromy Mobley in British Columbia.