There are thousands of joseki. But the ones you want to memorize right now are just a few.
Baduk(Go) Joseki Trainer is not a joseki dictionary. When you come across a sequence worth remembering in a book or a game record, you enter it yourself and build your own memorization deck.
■ How it works
1. Tap the board to place the sequence. Stones are numbered in order, just like in books.
2. Give it a name and save it.
3. To review, choose whether you play Black or White. Your opponent's moves are played
automatically, and you play your own. Wrong moves are flagged immediately.
■ Features
· Enter joseki move by move on a 19x19 board, with real Go rules (captures, no suicide)
· Corner zoom for accurate placement on a phone screen
· View mode — see the full numbered sequence, or step through it one move at a time
· Review mode — play your color move by move, with a hint when you get stuck
· Random position review — a joseki entered in one corner is rotated and mirrored
so it appears in any corner
· Exam mode — all saved joseki in random order, position, and color, with a summary
· Review statistics — attempts, mistakes, and last review date for each joseki
· Folders and sorting
· SGF import
· Backup export and import
· Four languages: Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese
■ Please note
This app ships with no joseki data. It stores only what you enter yourself.
Each joseki holds a single line of play; save branching variations separately.
Enter only the joseki you want to learn, then memorize them by review and quiz.