lidraughts • Online Draughts app analytics for March 15

Play international draughts (on a 10X10 board), or draughts variants on an 8x8 board, online and offline, against other players and against the computer. Built for the love of draughts, this app is open source and free for all. - Play bullet, blitz, classical, and correspondence draughts - Play in arena tournaments - Play against the computer, both online and offline - Find, follow, challenge players - See your games stats - Draughts variants, available online and offline: Frisian, Russian, Brazilian, Antidraughts, Breakthrough, Frysk! - Practice with draughts puzzles for International, Frisian and Russian draughts - Game analysis with local computer evaluation - Board editor to setup positions - Server computer analysis with move annotations and game summary - Over The Board mode to play offline with a friend - Standalone draughts clock with multiple time settings - Available in 22 languages - Designed for both phones and tablets, supporting landscape mode - 100% free, without ads, and open source! Just like https://lidraughts.org, this application is open source, and respects user freedom. It is entirely free and without ads, now and forever. Source code of the mobile application: https://github.com/RoepStoep/lidrobile Source code of the website and server: https://github.com/RoepStoep/lidraughts The computer analysis is possible thanks to Fabien Letouzey's open source draughts engine Scan 3.1: https://github.com/rhalbersma/scan Many words of thanks must be expressed to the lichess developers, whose open source work made all of this possible: - Vincent Velociter (https://github.com/veloce), lead developer of the lichess app which was forked to create the lidraughts app - Thibault Duplessis (https://github.com/ornicar), creator of lichess.org, without whom there would be no lidraughts.org in the first place - All others who contributed over the years, too many to mention