GoChess

GoChess aims to merge the feel of a real board with the reach of online chess. According to the maker, the physical pieces move by themselves, so players can face remote opponents in real time or practise alone without giving up wooden-board play for a screen.

What the maker highlights

• Automatic piece movement: pieces follow an opponent's moves and can recreate a set chess position on the board.
• AI coaching: the maker says the board offers real-time advice during play, intended to help players from beginner to advanced level.
• Online platform integration: GoChess connects with Lichess and Chess.com for play against remote opponents.
• Companion smartphone app: according to the maker, past game data can be managed in the app to track progress.
• Slim design: offered in a classic wooden style and a modern style, which the maker describes as the thinnest smart chessboard.

The design pitch is aimed at home and office settings as much as at the game itself, with the two finishes meant to suit different interiors.

Taken together, the campaign positions GoChess as a bridge between physical and digital chess for both enthusiasts and newcomers. Specifications such as dimensions, battery life and how the pieces are moved were not detailed in the source material.