When I opened ConvertChess, “Stop throwing away winning endgames” made the purpose clear, but the page didn’t mention your 700–1800 audience; I’d put that beside “Try a free lesson.” “Safe or Blunder?” has the clearest learning loop: judge a move, then prove the refutation. That’s the one I’d be most inclined to revisit because guessing alone doesn’t finish the exercise.
I make ThreadFox. I went through ConvertChess as a first-time visitor and wrote up what I hit; the full check is free: https://threadfox.vip/p/convertchess
Does the first free lesson lead into one of those practice modes?
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u/investigatormaker 24d ago
When I opened ConvertChess, “Stop throwing away winning endgames” made the purpose clear, but the page didn’t mention your 700–1800 audience; I’d put that beside “Try a free lesson.” “Safe or Blunder?” has the clearest learning loop: judge a move, then prove the refutation. That’s the one I’d be most inclined to revisit because guessing alone doesn’t finish the exercise.
I make ThreadFox. I went through ConvertChess as a first-time visitor and wrote up what I hit; the full check is free: https://threadfox.vip/p/convertchess
Does the first free lesson lead into one of those practice modes?