A narrative engine for chess
Turn any chess game into a comic book, a narrative, or a grandmaster's review. Three renderings of the same moves.
See it in action
The same moves, reframed as a comic, a story, or a spoken review. Switch tabs to feel the difference.
Chapter I
The Vanguard's March
Painted page after page, panel by panel — the opening moves reframed with character dialogue and period-accurate art.
First three pages
Read full comic →Four formats
Flagship
Every move becomes a panel. Pick a world, pick an art style, share the page like a meme. The format most people send to a friend after a good win.
Paste your game to make one →Core
Chapter-length prose with characters, tension, and an epilogue. For the reader who wants the game to feel like a novel, not an engine dump.
Paste your game to make one →Chapter I
The annals record that the first breath of war did not smell of blood, but of damp earth and spring rain. At the behest of his sovereign, Soldier En Bao was the first to cross the boundary — the forward line of an army roused from winter slumber.
Page 1 · Gates vs. Carlsen
Critical moment
Move 19 · Bxh7+
“The bishop sacrifice is sound only because Black’s king has nowhere to run. Every defender has been peeled away — this is the payoff.”
— Kasparov lens
Secondary
Opening recap, critical moments, study recommendation. Pick the lens — Kasparov’s aggression, Capablanca’s structure, Tal’s sacrifices, Ivanchuk’s depth.
Paste your game to make one →Tertiary
Your story, narrated. Ten to thirty minutes depending on the game — background listening while you cook, commute, or stretch.
Paste your game to make one →Prologue
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“It is recorded in the imperial archives that the mandate of heaven is not lost in sweeping proclamations…”
Pricing
Your first story is on us. After that, generate individual comics, stories, and coach reviews for a few dollars, or subscribe for monthly credit packs.
