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Review together: go through a game with your opponent

After a game with a friend, step through it together in sync — move labels, eval bar and best moves on both screens. Free, no account needed.

The best moment to learn from a game is right after it — with the person you just played. Review together lets both players walk through the game in sync.

How it works

  1. Finish a game in a friend room.
  2. Press Review together (in the finished room or on the result card).
  3. Either player steps through the moves; everyone in the room sees the same position. Spectators follow along but can't steer.

Each screen shows move labels (Brilliant to Blunder), the eval bar, the evaluation graph and the best move for the current position as a blue arrow. Every device runs its own Stockfish, so labels appear as soon as that device finishes its review.

Leaving and rematches

Leave returns you to the normal finished room; a banner lets you rejoin while the review continues. Rematch works from both views and ends the review.

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