ScrollChess: Chess for Watch
50 days old
ScrollChess: Chess for Watch is #111 in Games › Board Paid in United States and charting in 1 of 24 countries we track.
Updated 27 Sep 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperANDRII BONDAR
CategoryGames
Price6.99 USD
Released
Rating★ 0.0 (0)
Version1.0
Age rating4+
First seen by us
27 Sep 2026
27 Sep 2026Rating
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Best rank now
#111
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ScrollChess: Chess for Watch on the App Store
App details
App ID
6794925909
Publisher
ANDRII BONDAR
Content rating
4+
Where ScrollChess: Chess for Watch's downloads come from Modelled
Last 30 days: organic search, browsing the store, features and paid ads.
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 24 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| United States | Games › BoardPaid | #111 |
Apps near ScrollChess: Chess for Watch on the chart
Games › Board Paid, around #111.
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App Store, worldwide.
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About ScrollChess: Chess for Watch
Chess on Apple Watch you cannot mis-tap.
A chess square on a watch is about half the size Apple's own guidelines set as the minimum for anything you tap. So ScrollChess does not ask you to tap one. The Digital Crown moves a crosshair from one legal option to the next, and a tap — anywhere on the screen — confirms it. Nothing on the board is a touch target, so there is nothing to miss.
ON YOUR WRIST
• Play a full game against a chess engine written for this app, at four levels — from beginner to a strong club player
• A daily puzzle that takes about twenty seconds, with a streak. 1,048 of them are in the app, which is a new one every day for nearly three years
• Add a complication and today's puzzle is one tap from the watch face
• It all runs on the watch alone — no phone nearby, no signal, no account
ON YOUR IPHONE
• The same engine and the same daily puzzle, with direct taps on a larger board
• Take a move back, replay it, and step through the game move by move
• Pass and play: hand the phone to someone else and the board turns itself around between moves
AN OPPONENT THAT PLAYS LIKE A PERSON
The four levels are not one engine with the brakes on. A weaker level chooses among moves the search already approved, so it plays inaccurately rather than absurdly — it will punish a blunder but it will not hand you a queen for nothing. It also takes a moment to answer, because an opponent that replies instantly to a move you thought about is not an opponent, it is a machine.
BUILT FOR THE WATCH FIRST
Every number in this app came off a wrist rather than a monitor. The board fills the screen, the haptics are tuned so one pulse means one step of the crosshair, and the puzzles were filtered for lines short enough to solve while your arm is up.
ACCESSIBILITY
The board is fully navigable with VoiceOver on both platforms: every square announces where it is, what stands on it and what is happening to it, and can be played directly.
NO ACCOUNTS, NO ADS, NO TRACKING
There is nothing to sign into and nothing to switch off. The engine, the puzzles and your games live on your device. No analytics, no advertising, no data leaves the app — it works the same in Airplane Mode.
WHAT IT DOES NOT DO
There is no online play and no matchmaking with strangers. This is a game against the engine, a daily puzzle, and a board you can hand to the person next to you. The watch and the phone each keep their own games and their own streak — nothing syncs between them yet.
One purchase. No subscription, no in-app purchases.
Questions: [email protected]
A chess square on a watch is about half the size Apple's own guidelines set as the minimum for anything you tap. So ScrollChess does not ask you to tap one. The Digital Crown moves a crosshair from one legal option to the next, and a tap — anywhere on the screen — confirms it. Nothing on the board is a touch target, so there is nothing to miss.
ON YOUR WRIST
• Play a full game against a chess engine written for this app, at four levels — from beginner to a strong club player
• A daily puzzle that takes about twenty seconds, with a streak. 1,048 of them are in the app, which is a new one every day for nearly three years
• Add a complication and today's puzzle is one tap from the watch face
• It all runs on the watch alone — no phone nearby, no signal, no account
ON YOUR IPHONE
• The same engine and the same daily puzzle, with direct taps on a larger board
• Take a move back, replay it, and step through the game move by move
• Pass and play: hand the phone to someone else and the board turns itself around between moves
AN OPPONENT THAT PLAYS LIKE A PERSON
The four levels are not one engine with the brakes on. A weaker level chooses among moves the search already approved, so it plays inaccurately rather than absurdly — it will punish a blunder but it will not hand you a queen for nothing. It also takes a moment to answer, because an opponent that replies instantly to a move you thought about is not an opponent, it is a machine.
BUILT FOR THE WATCH FIRST
Every number in this app came off a wrist rather than a monitor. The board fills the screen, the haptics are tuned so one pulse means one step of the crosshair, and the puzzles were filtered for lines short enough to solve while your arm is up.
ACCESSIBILITY
The board is fully navigable with VoiceOver on both platforms: every square announces where it is, what stands on it and what is happening to it, and can be played directly.
NO ACCOUNTS, NO ADS, NO TRACKING
There is nothing to sign into and nothing to switch off. The engine, the puzzles and your games live on your device. No analytics, no advertising, no data leaves the app — it works the same in Airplane Mode.
WHAT IT DOES NOT DO
There is no online play and no matchmaking with strangers. This is a game against the engine, a daily puzzle, and a board you can hand to the person next to you. The watch and the phone each keep their own games and their own streak — nothing syncs between them yet.
One purchase. No subscription, no in-app purchases.
Questions: [email protected]
Latest updates
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