A native chess review app where trustworthy analysis matters more than a confident-looking answer.
Quiet Move turns games into focused review and practice. The deeper engineering problem is making sure the same game can still mean the same thing when analysis is resumed, cached, or revisited later.
Review keeps the board, evaluation, and explanation in one flow.
Training returns to supported positions from the player’s own game.
The engine is part of the product contract.
Embedding a strong chess engine is only the beginning. Its output has to remain coherent across review, persistence, and later practice.
Engine output is product state
An evaluation does not disappear when a progress spinner stops. It feeds review labels, saved analysis, and the training positions a player may return to later.
The same game should stay the same game
Saved analysis and cache behavior are designed so a reviewed position does not quietly acquire a different meaning when the player returns later.
Analysis stays on the phone
Arasan 26 runs on-device, keeping the core review loop private and available without a remote analysis service or Quiet Move account.
One loop, from game to practice.
The interface stays focused while the analysis pipeline carries the harder correctness work underneath it.
01
Bring in a game
Start with a real game and preserve enough context for the review to remain useful later.
02
Review the decisions
Move-by-move analysis, an evaluation flow, and restrained annotations keep attention on consequential moments.
03
Practice what was missed
Supported positions can become focused training drawn from the player’s own review instead of a generic puzzle feed.
