Opening traps that win games
Scholar's Mate, the Fried Liver Attack, Legal's Mate, the Stafford, Englund, Evans and Budapest gambits. Learn to set them, and to stop falling for them.
Chess openings trainer for Android
Gambitia teaches you 31 chess openings and 22 opening traps in 63 guided lessons. Arrows show the idea, a voice explains it, and you play the moves yourself on the board. Lessons work offline.
Free to start: the main line of all 31 openings is free.

Scholar's Mate, the Fried Liver Attack, Legal's Mate, the Stafford, Englund, Evans and Budapest gambits. Learn to set them, and to stop falling for them.
Play a wrong move and the coach tells you why it fails and what your opponent does next, then shows it on the board.
For every opening: the main line, the middlegame plan, the other replies and how to answer them, then training against the computer.
Beginner, intermediate or advanced. The interface, the voice and every lesson exist in 13 languages, from English, French and Spanish to German, Japanese and Korean.
The full path, zone by zone. A catalog also lets you filter by color, style and level.




Yes, to start. The main line of all 31 openings is free. Gambitia Premium unlocks the rest (the plan, the other replies, training against the computer and the traps), with a 7-day free trial on the annual plan for new subscribers.
Yes. Lessons, the voice coach and training against the computer work without an internet connection.
Yes. You choose beginner, intermediate or advanced: the higher the level, the less you are guided, and on advanced the computer punishes mistakes.
Thirteen: English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Swedish, Turkish, Japanese, Korean and Traditional Chinese. The interface, the coach’s voice and all 31 openings.
No. You can sign in with Google if you want to back up your progress and keep it on a new phone.
Not yet. Gambitia is available on Android through Google Play.