A killer app for this site that I haven't seen discussed much would be a way to keep track of my annotated opening book. Anyone who's played in tournaments knows that you spend an awful lot of time preparing, in exhaustive detail, and trying to memorize all the branches of your opening lines.
Some nice UI where I could easily see all the different branches, with my commentary and evaluations, maybe some color coding or the ability to attach names to specific parts of the tree. Then some tools for either rote memorization, playing against the computer, finding similar games or novelties, or showing where in my games I mess up and what my results have been from various lines (determined by first deviation from my supplied repertoire). And give me the option to upload from my saved chessbase files.
This would be perfect, I'm still using this old program from 2006 that just shows me opening lines and asks me what the next move is, 2006! There's so much room for innovation here.
Some nice UI where I could easily see all the different branches, with my commentary and evaluations, maybe some color coding or the ability to attach names to specific parts of the tree. Then some tools for either rote memorization, playing against the computer, finding similar games or novelties, or showing where in my games I mess up and what my results have been from various lines (determined by first deviation from my supplied repertoire). And give me the option to upload from my saved chessbase files.
This would be perfect, I'm still using this old program from 2006 that just shows me opening lines and asks me what the next move is, 2006! There's so much room for innovation here.
