What is Pichess?
Introducing a new platform for chess enthusiasts: a website that offers puzzles exclusively generated from real games in the Lichess database. Sharpen your skills with challenges based on actual match data, providing a unique puzzle-solving experience!
Problem
Chess enthusiasts often rely on generic chess puzzle books and apps which do not always provide puzzles derived from actual games, making them less relevant to real-world chess scenarios. The current situation lacks personalization and contexts that are based on real gameplay data, which can impact their ability to directly apply learned strategies. Puzzles derived from actual games are missing.
Solution
A web-based platform offering chess puzzles. Users can solve puzzles exclusively generated from real games in the Lichess database to enhance their chess skills with challenges drawn from actual match data, delivering a unique puzzle-solving experience.
Customers
Chess enthusiasts, including amateur players, chess instructors, and competitive players looking to hone their skills and improve strategy based on real-game scenarios.
Unique Features
The platform generates puzzles exclusively from real games sourced from the Lichess database, providing realistic practice opportunities that closely mirror actual match situations.
User Comments
Users find the puzzles challenging and relevant to real-game scenarios.
Many appreciate the connection to Lichess data for authenticity.
The platform is seen as a valuable tool for skill development.
Some users might prefer even more customization in puzzle difficulty.
Overall positive reception for the unique puzzle generation method.
Traction
There is no specific data on the number of users or financial metrics like MRR or ARR available from the given product description. Further research on user engagement and updates on their website or product pages may provide insights.
Market Size
The global board games market size was valued at $13.1 billion in 2019 and is expected to expand at a CAGR of 11.4% from 2020 to 2027, indicating a growing interest in board games including chess.
