Find the move that changed the game instead of staring at the final score
A 19–45 result tells you what happened at the end, not what you should do differently next time. ReversiWise replays the complete game and uses Accuracy plus major mistake candidates to narrow the review to decisions worth revisiting.
For each highlighted position, your played square and a recommended alternative appear on the same board. The lesson becomes specific enough to recognize again in a future game.
Retry the position, then see it again when the memory is ready to fade
Click a mistake and choose a legal move again from that exact board. Correct and incorrect feedback checks whether you can produce the better choice yourself instead of merely recognizing it after the answer is shown.
Personal review uses spaced timing: incorrect positions stay due, while correctly solved positions return after longer intervals. That turns post-game analysis into a small repeatable training routine rather than a one-time report.
A Skill Map connects mistakes across many games
Recent mistakes are grouped into Opening, Mobility, Edge Play, Corner Safety and Endgame. Today’s five-minute practice selects up to five personal positions from what is unsolved or due for review.
Progress is stored server-side with the account: attempts, mastered positions, review timing, completed practice days and AI game history. A passkey lets the same learning history continue across devices.
FAQ
Which Reversi games can I review?
AI games and completed online or friend games can feed the review experience.
What does Accuracy mean?
It is a summary signal for move quality across the game. Use it together with the highlighted mistakes and actual positions rather than as a score to chase by itself.
Can I retry a mistake position?
Yes. Select a highlighted mistake and choose a legal move again from the same board position.
Are my puzzles and Skill Map saved?
Yes for the same account. Learning progress is stored server-side and can be continued on another device when you sign in with the same passkey account.