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Hi r/baduk! I've been building go.eiajus.lt, a browser-based Go client for playing real people, practicing against bots, and studying the game in one place. The idea is simple: no new Go server, no separate account to create, and no need to install a desktop application.

What you can do

* Play real people: Play live and correspondence games, issue challenges, and spectate through OGS. Play turn-based games on Dragon Go Server (DGS) too.

* Practice against bots: Nine opponents, ranging from a random 30k to professional strength, including human-style bots and bots modeled on professional play from different eras.

* Analyze your games: Run real KataGo analysis directly in your browser using WebAssembly. Analysis runs locally, with no game uploads, waiting queues, or analysis credits.

* Learn and improve: Explore 32 interactive lessons and 214 puzzles, from beginner level to 2d, with rank progression and spaced review.

* Keep your study tools close: Import and export SGF files, review variations, use the demonstration board, and continue offline once the app has loaded.

It's completely free. There is no separate account system or database on my site. Your study progress and settings stay on your device, while games remain on OGS or DGS. Try it here: https://go.eiajus.lt/ Want a walkthrough first? Here's my video about where to play Go online for free and how the client fits in: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIVq8TBedvE I'd especially appreciate feedback from the community on two things:

1. For DDK players, do the bot ranks feel believable?

2. How well does the experience work on phones?

If something feels awkward or breaks, there's a Feedback button in the app that sends the message directly to me. I'm actively interested in improving it based on how real players use it. Thanks for taking a look!

Hey everyone! We’re building Go Together, a game based on the classic board game Go.

You can play against our own AI, KataGo, and our adaptation of Michi, or challenge a friend locally on the same device.

Online multiplayer is coming soon. We’re also working on a seasonal leaderboard where players can compete for rankings by taking on popular Go AI opponents.

Check it out on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5375470/Go_Together/

We’d love to hear your thoughts and what you’d like to see!

Best timeline. One afternoon of agentic coding. It's quirky but it works for me.

Created a senei's library description of drawing go using pictures and illustrations. Hopefully they help explain the game better.

edit. someone pointed out that the wrong link was posted. Here is the proper link https://senseis.xmp.net/?DrawingGo