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The puzzle library

The whole puzzle library,
offline.

We have converted the complete Lichess puzzle database for AccelaStudy® AI Chess: 6,193,530 puzzles, checked and organized into packs you will be able to download in pieces.
Take a focused set, or take everything.

The library is converted and verified. Public availability has not been announced.

The library, measured

Puzzles
6,193,530
Download packs
3,102
Whole-library download
1.71 GB
Expanded size
12.98 GB

Measured on the November 2, 2026 snapshot. The expanded size is the puzzle data alone, so a device needs more room than that to hold everything once indexes are added.

Choose your download

Take what you need.
Or all of it.

Downloading the whole library is optional.

By theme

Pick the ideas you want to practice, such as back-rank mates, forks, or rook endgames. Choosing by theme is the plan.

By puzzle rating

Narrow the library to a range of puzzle difficulty. That number rates the puzzle, not you, and it is never turned into a rating for how you play. The development iOS client already filters by rating.

Recommended sets

Sets matched to your curriculum path are planned, so what you download follows what you are learning.

Everything

The development clients can queue single packs or the complete library, with progress shown as each pack arrives.

You will see the real size first. Before anything downloads, the product is planned to show the actual download size and an estimated installed size, with a separate allowance for overhead, so you can decide whether it fits.

Trust the download

Verified before it installs.

The design is that a pack goes live only after every one of these checks passes.

  1. The catalog is signed

    The list of packs is checked against a signature before anything is fetched.

  2. The download matches

    Its compressed size and hash must match the catalog.

  3. Unpacking is bounded

    A pack cannot expand past its stated size.

  4. The contents match

    The unpacked size, hash, and puzzle count must match too.

  5. The chess is legal

    The moves are checked against the rules of chess.

  6. It switches on all at once

    A pack becomes available as a whole, or not at all.

Pause and resume

You can pause a download and continue later, and the development clients pick up saved ranges after an interruption. An interruption, a full disk, or a new version of the catalog cannot damage the puzzles you already have or your own attempts. Downloads run while the app is open; background downloading on iOS is not built yet.

Your history stays yours

Your practice history is private and stays on your device. Removing downloaded puzzles is something you choose to do, and it never quietly erases that history.

Offline

What works with no connection.

Some of this works in the development clients today, and some is planned.

Puzzle practice

Fully available for any pack that is installed and valid: legal moves, the replies in the puzzle, hints, and solution review.

Lessons, openings, and games

Planned. They will work once their content and the lessons before them are installed.

Saved explanations and narration

Planned. Explanations you have saved stay readable with where they came from. Narration you asked for and kept will play, and the rest waits for a connection. The library does not come with an explanation for every puzzle.

AVIAN’s plan for your day

Planned. A downloaded plan will run offline and keep your results, though a fresh estimate waits until you reconnect. Your work is saved and sent when you are back online.

New analysis

Planned, and only where your device has the room to run it. Where it does not, the product says it is unavailable instead of guessing.

Rating checks and live games

These need a connection. Your last verified rating stays on screen with its date, and a move in a game against a person is never treated as played until it is confirmed.

Before you download

Questions about the library.

Will the whole library fit in my browser?
Maybe not. A browser sets its own storage limit, and an iPhone® or iPad® has its own free space, so the two differ. The product is planned to explain a storage problem plainly when one happens, rather than failing quietly.
If a search finds nothing, is there really no match?
Not necessarily. At this size a search may look through only part of the library at a time. If it has not checked everything, it says so and offers to keep going instead of telling you nothing exists.
Does every puzzle come with an AI explanation?
No. The library keeps each puzzle’s original solution. Explanations and narration are made separately, grounded in the legal position, and the full library is not presented as a finished set of AI lessons.
Where do the puzzles come from?
From the Lichess puzzle database, which Lichess releases under CC0, so it is free to use. Lichess is an independent organization. AccelaStudy AI Chess is not affiliated with or endorsed by Lichess. About the source collection.

We will tell you when there is something to try

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