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Is there a way to play chess writing the move instead of playing it? I know not on Chess.com, but does someone know an app or website able to do this? It is in order to improve visualization
I wish there was an app that works like this: The app is constantly hearing your voice; You say your move, the computer hears it, and says his move, without any screen of the board. So you could actually play with "someone" physically
c'mon chess.com, listen to your people.
@Danny_Mates
1. There is already blindfold chess.
2. Go back to the Pony Express and play postal chess.
3. Play chess through a telegram (people have "been there done that").
Your question has a valid point. An alternate way of input to prevent mouse slips.
Driklein wrote:
I wish there was an app that works like this: The app is constantly hearing your voice; You say your move, the computer hears it, and says his move, without any screen of the board. So you could actually play with "someone" physically
Such an "app" exists.
It's called "prison."
White: Knight to King's Bishop 3.
Black: Pawn to Queen 4.
long_quach wrote:
Driklein wrote:
I wish there was an app that works like this: The app is constantly hearing your voice; You say your move, the computer hears it, and says his move, without any screen of the board. So you could actually play with "someone" physically
Such an "app" exists.
It's called "prison."
White: Knight to King's Bishop 3.
Black: Pawn to Queen 4.
You can play chess with Don the Con. Watch out, though, he moves the king too far when he castles queenside. Rules are not his thing.
Danny_Mates wrote:
Is there a way to play chess writing the move instead of playing it?
Yes.
It's called MS DOS. Microsoft Disk Operating System.
In fact Bill Gates use this analogy of chess moves to explain the concept of a graphical user interface (GUI, a copy of the Macintosh Operating System) of Windows, with a mouse and the buttons that mimics the human hand moving a chess piece instead of typing the move on a keyboard ala DOS.
It's in the book,
The Road Ahead
Bill Gates
ISBN-13 : 978-0670772896
Don't un-invent Windows.
Driklein wrote:
I wish there was an app that works like this: The app is constantly hearing your voice; You say your move, the computer hears it, and says his move, without any screen of the board. So you could actually play with "someone" physically
They actually invented this "app", as you kids call it.
You can "reach out and "touch" someone."
Edit.
I heard a story. Someone in the cell phone generation pick up and use the analog connected by wires telephone. The person said, "The ringtone is still the same!"
"The ringtone is still the same!".
The "ringtone" on your cell phone is a recording of a real ringtone of a real telephone.
Driklein wrote:
I wish there was an app that works like this: The app is constantly hearing your voice; You say your move, the computer hears it, and says his move, without any screen of the board. So you could actually play with "someone" physically
They did have it.
Portable chess computers. So portable, they don't have a board.
It looks like a calculator. The display is 1 line, like a calculator. The input is like a calculator.
You input your moves and it displays its move in text form on the LCD, liquid crystal display.
@Danny_Mates
@Driklein
Anything else you kids want to "invent"? Like "the wheel"?
long_quach wrote:
@Danny_Mates
@Driklein
Anything else you kids want to "invent"?
Teletype.
A typewriter connected by telephone lines (not unlike what is happening here).
You type on one typewriter, the other typewriter relay your keystrokes, and vice versa.
Although this is an very old forum, i would like to adress that this is an option on lichess. You can turn on move by notation in the settings and then you can use yuor keyboard to play chess 
chatgpt works
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