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1.11.0Oct 5, 2026
Play on a new 13x13 board, with separate progress for 9x9 and 13x13 games. Zoom in on the larger board to place stones comfortably.<br>Practice with 256 intermediate puzzles covering a wider range of reading skills and explanations.<br>A clearer home screen helps you find today's practice and continue learning.<br>Improved AI responsiveness on larger boards and game history saving.<br>
1.10.0Sep 1, 2026 · seen Oct 4, 2026
The move you missed yesterday comes back on the Today tab so you can replay it.<br>Past games now collect on the Progress tab. Tap a game with a moment to review and play that position again.<br>After you finish a day's practice you can turn on the daily reminder right there. The time is in Settings.<br>
A beginner-friendly app for learning the game of Go (baduk). No hard jargon, no crushing AI — just tap the board and learn the rules of Go one move at a time.
■ Interactive rules tutorial
Placing stones, liberties, atari, capture, two eyes (life), and counting territory — you learn Go by doing, not by reading. Gentle, step-by-step guidance built for absolute beginners.
■ Step-by-step Go puzzles
Start with simple captures and build up. Solve "one move to capture" Go problems to grow your reading. Correct moves get warm praise; mistakes just invite you to try again.
■ Play real Go against the AI
Put what you learned into practice. Start with Capture Go (beginner match), then step up to real 9x9 Go with full rules. Play with a handicap (five stones to even) that fits your level, and unlock the next rung when you win. The AI is tuned so beginners can actually win — with an atari coach and undo to keep it stress-free.
■ Warm design made for beginners
A warm wooden board and large, clear type instead of a cold, intimidating screen. A learn-to-play-Go experience that says "I can do this too."
■ Great for
· Anyone who wants to learn Go but doesn't know where to start
· Learners who want to really understand the rules (liberties, atari, capture, territory)
· Parents starting Go with their kids
· Returning players brushing up the basics
Place your first stone with First Go today.