Your AI xiangqi buddy that explains
12 levels and 4 playing styles, ready whenever you are. Atlas explains the key moves in plain words, spots the mistakes you keep making, and builds your practice around them.
Scan to downloadOpen this page on your phone to get the right download for it.
Free · iOS 15 or later · Android 7.0 or later
Cannon to the centre: take the middle first.
Why XiangqiAtlas
AI that explains
Moves and evaluations come from the Fairy-Stockfish engine. Atlas turns them into plain words: what was good, what went wrong, and what to think about next.
Knows you
We look through your games for the mistakes that keep coming back, map your strengths across 8 skills, and point your practice where it matters most.
Knows you
We analyse your games against the computer and your friends and find the mistakes that come back again and again.
Puzzles and lessons picked for your weak spots. A few minutes a day, always on the positions where you actually lose points.
Keep playing. Your new games show whether the same mistake still happens, and your profile updates with them.
Weak spots are found by fixed rules applied to engine data, not guessed by an AI. The same games always give the same result.
Computer opponents
From your very first moves to an opponent who makes you work for it. Pick a style, pick a level, and start playing.
Balanced partner who speaks up at key moments · good for getting started
Loves sacs
Central-cannon rushes and sacrifices · good for practicing defense
Solid
Screen horses and a tight palace, trades off attackers · good for practicing conversion
Endgames
Trades down into endgames · good for practical endgames
All in one app
12 levels and 4 styles, with takebacks, hints and a one-tap review after every game.
From positions in the classic manuals to engine-checked practical positions, one puzzle at a time.
Never played? Start with how each piece moves and try every rule on the board as you learn.
Paste a game, import PGN or XQF files, or enter moves by hand. The engine analyses, Atlas explains, and it all feeds your profile.
Play a friend on one phone, taking turns. The board flips for each player.
The engine runs on your phone, so games against the computer and built-in puzzles need no connection.
Real screens
FAQ
Yes, it's free to download. You can play the computer, solve puzzles and learn the rules for free; features like asking Atlas and game reviews have a daily free allowance. XiangqiAtlas Pro (monthly, yearly or a one-time lifetime purchase) lifts the daily limits, within fair use, and removes interstitial ads.
Yes. The rules course starts with how each piece moves, and by the end you can play a full game against the lowest level. Atlas Sparring gives you a nudge at the key moments.
Yes. The engine runs on your phone, so games against the computer, puzzles and on-device reviews work offline. Atlas's plain-word explanations and account sync need a connection.
No. Moves and evaluations come from the Fairy-Stockfish engine, and weak spots are found by fixed rules. Atlas only puts those results into words. It never judges and never plays.
It's the same app. If your phone doesn't have Google Play, you can install the APK directly. The APK doesn't update through Google Play; the app tells you when a new version is out. Only download it from the links on this page.
iPhone with iOS 15 or later, and Android phones with Android 7.0 or later. The app is available in English, Tiếng Việt, 简体中文, 繁體中文（台灣） and 繁體中文（香港）. Move notation can be switched between Chinese, Vietnamese, WXF and ICCS.
Free to download. Play, review, train.
Free · iOS 15 or later · Android 7.0 or later
Scan to downloadOpen this page on your phone to get the right download for it.
