CCT Chess
Where these dates come from
- Launch date Store figure
- 8 Oct 2026 is the release date the App Store gives for this app.
- First seen by IndieTower Our record
- 10 Oct 2026. The day we first met this app, which can be long after it launched.
- Last read from the store Our record
- 10 Oct 2026. Ratings, version and store page on this page are as of that read.
Estimated downloads
IndieTower estimateSee how many downloads this app getsEstimates for every app are part of the Indie plan.
Unlock with Indie · $12 a monthScreenshots
About
CCT Chess is a quick way to practise finding checks, captures, and threats. Start a puzzle and scan the position one category at a time. Tap or drag to identify moves. Review anything you missed, then move straight to the next puzzle. Features: - Checks, captures, and threats in three short phases - Clear move feedback and missed-move review - Local rating that adapts puzzle difficulty as you improve - Rating history and accuracy in Settings > Progress - Board themes, piece styles, and optional hidden move counts - Offline play with a bundled puzzle database - No accounts, ads, analytics, or trackingRead more
Store page changes
Title, subtitle, icon, screenshots and priceNo changes recorded yet. Each time we check this app we compare its store page with the last one and log what changed. Create a free account and save this app to have its store page checked every day.
Versions
- Version 1.0.2First seen · 9 Oct 2026
A simpler, faster CCT Chess: - Start a puzzle directly from the home screen. - More space for the board, with compact move counts and feedback. - Faster transitions between checks, captures, threats, and results. - Review missed moves and start the next puzzle in fewer taps. - Find rating history and accuracy in Settings > Progress. - Improved layouts for iPad, larger text, and light and dark appearance. Your saved progress, rating, and preferences are preserved.
Countries
Limited release · 14 countries Soft launch
Apple lists this app in a small set of storefronts, a typical sign of a test or regional launch.
Chart positions
Not seen in the charts we track yet.