Scid on the go vVARY

Gerhard Kalab

About this app

Developer Description

Scid on the go is a viewer for Scid chess database files.

Features
* Browse Scid (Shane's Chess Information Database) files, optimized for databases with millions of games
* Header search using player names, sites, events, dates, results, ECO, ELO ratings,…
* Search games by material and position
* Favorites
* Copy/paste games and positions to/from clipboard
* Edit board
* Support for variations
* Replay the game with a configurable delay between moves (autoplay)
* PGN import (also includes import from Internet)
* Analysis with included chess engine: Stockfish 10; you can add additional UCI engines for analysis
* Study mode
* Experimental write support and marking of games for deletion (needs Scid for PC to compact database after marking games for deletion)
* Retrieve positions from external programs, such as https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kgroth.chessocr (ChessOcr, non-free)

License
* GNU GPL v2
* Source: https://github.com/gkalab/scidonthego

Developers
* Most of the GUI code was taken from Peter Österlunds DroidFish and re-released under GPL v2 by the authors permission.
* Scid integration by Gerhard Kalab.
* Various enhancements by Alexander Klimov.
* Manage UCI engines by Larry Isaacs.

Permissions
* Storage for accessing databases stored on the SD card
* Internet access for downloading PGN files from The Week in Chess (http://www.theweekinchess.com/twic/)

What's New

* Updated internal engine to Stockfish 11
* Fixed sharing games

Version Information

Version: -
Downloads: 100K+
Updated on: Mar 14, 2020
Released: Nov 14, 2010
Requires: Android Varies with device

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Scid on the go users say on Google Play

★★★★★

swapna b

I was feeling totally behind on all these Ai tools. I got to know about this app and I watch their content during breaks and actually get it and I feel like they break it down easy and so able to understand

★★

Srinivasu

no free trial , not even for a week. how would I know if it is worth the subscription fee.

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Harddik

I downloaded the Flick Learning app hoping to access some useful educational content, but I was very disappointed. The app claims to be a learning platform, but **almost everything is locked behind a paywall**. There's barely any free content to even try before deciding if it's worth the money.It feels misleading because they advertise learning, but once you're inside, you're constantly pushed to buy courses or subscriptions. If you're looking for a genuinely helpful free learning app, don'ttry