Play chess with
your community!

During the last World Championship, I noticed something: slow-paced chess games could take 4 to 5 hours, and streamers analyzing the matches often ran out of content after discussing a move for ten minutes. They'd start talking about other topics, and that downtime felt wasted. That's when the idea hit me: why not use those moments for streamers to interact or play with their followers while waiting for the next move? This platform was born to turn waiting time into engagement. Now, streamers can create matches where their community joins the opposing team, votes for the next move, or competes among themselves. It's chess, but with your community at the heart of the game. Because chess isn't just about moves—it's about connection.