That’s pretty cool. I’ll need to check it out. I have a Zapier automation that triggers on computer online games, runs them through analysis and creates an image I can turn into a flashcard. But I still need to actively decide which ones make the cut and add them to Anki.
@Dalton Perrine I’ve given it a small go with two games. I like the idea of flashcards, but it doesn’t seem like I can remove cards that don’t make sense to me. I’d also like to limit the cards from any given game. 10 cards from a single game where the difference in position is minimal doesn’t make a lot of sense to me. Choose the most important 2-3 positions per game would make more sense.
It also seems to keep repeating the cards in a given day rather than saying you’re done like a spaced repetition system. Is that right or am I doing something wrong?
Thanks for the feedback! We will add these features (removing flashcards, limiting/prioritizing cards from games) and improve the spaced repetition scheduling soon. Thanks again :-)
I assumed that kind of thing had to be in the plan, but (at least) the PMs I work with want me to still raise the obvious stuff.
I’ve gotta wait until I can pay for a membership, but I’m liking the idea of Chessalyz for reviewing online games quickly. I haven’t yet tried it with a PGN of a tournament game. But I try to do all of those without computer assistance.
I don’t see a feedback button. Is there a method for submitting feedback in a more structured way?
It works well with PGNs too. I just played an OTB tournament this past weekend, uploaded the games, and analyzed on the platform yesterday.
On the right side of the screen when you’re on desktop (or at the bottom of the screen on mobile), there is an orange “report a bug” button. Feedback can be given there too, even if you’re not reporting a bug.
That’s pretty cool. I’ll need to check it out. I have a Zapier automation that triggers on computer online games, runs them through analysis and creates an image I can turn into a flashcard. But I still need to actively decide which ones make the cut and add them to Anki.
@Dalton Perrine I’ve given it a small go with two games. I like the idea of flashcards, but it doesn’t seem like I can remove cards that don’t make sense to me. I’d also like to limit the cards from any given game. 10 cards from a single game where the difference in position is minimal doesn’t make a lot of sense to me. Choose the most important 2-3 positions per game would make more sense.
It also seems to keep repeating the cards in a given day rather than saying you’re done like a spaced repetition system. Is that right or am I doing something wrong?
Thanks for the feedback! We will add these features (removing flashcards, limiting/prioritizing cards from games) and improve the spaced repetition scheduling soon. Thanks again :-)
I assumed that kind of thing had to be in the plan, but (at least) the PMs I work with want me to still raise the obvious stuff.
I’ve gotta wait until I can pay for a membership, but I’m liking the idea of Chessalyz for reviewing online games quickly. I haven’t yet tried it with a PGN of a tournament game. But I try to do all of those without computer assistance.
I don’t see a feedback button. Is there a method for submitting feedback in a more structured way?
It works well with PGNs too. I just played an OTB tournament this past weekend, uploaded the games, and analyzed on the platform yesterday.
On the right side of the screen when you’re on desktop (or at the bottom of the screen on mobile), there is an orange “report a bug” button. Feedback can be given there too, even if you’re not reporting a bug.
Weird, I'm not seeing it on either platform. I'll play around with my extensions to see if it's somehow being blocked. Screenshot: https://cdn.zappy.app/5726fa10e72a02de306503b6aebbfb52.png