📝 Chess scoresheet and notation trainer
Tournaments want every move written down. Tap a piece and where it goes, and I write the move for you. Or print a blank sheet and write by hand. Then train your eyes: see a move and pick how it is written.
Setting up the board…
Moves are written in algebraic notation: a letter for the piece (K king, Q queen, R rook, B bishop, N knight, none for pawns), an x for a capture, a + for check and O-O for castling. The board knows the rules, so only legal moves can be recorded, and when two pieces could go to the same square the sheet says which one. Nothing is saved or sent.
Playing a timed game? Use the chess clock. Need openings to practise on? See the twenty openings.