
Jean-Pierre Fargialla
Great app for training! I'd love to see more than 10 variations, or better yet, the ability to pick a specific point on the board to see the branch. It would also be helpful to display the score and tree together in the settings. Finally, color-coding my own moves (bad vs. decent) would be a huge help for quick analysis. Still, it's really impressive for a phone app!

Wilf Dell
seems good. I haven't much experience with ai analysis apps to compare to, I've found them a little confusing to understand the controls, and true of this too to a certain extent, but I'm starting to get the hang of it now, and it seems pretty good. You can import a board position by taking a photo of the board, and then save sgf, which is very useful. It's not as accurate as kifu-snap, but because you can edit and correct stone positions and analyse / save game, it's very good for that.

Tochi Chiang
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Best go AI engines are included with useful UI. It beats all other go apps, free and paid. Previously I like Lazy Baduk with LZ. But it doesn't play handicap games well and komi is fixed at 7.5. No much needed game saving/loading feature either. Baduk AI has them all. And it's free with no ad. Good work.
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