MoveAPiece is a native Android chess app that plays against a locally bundled Stockfish engine or against Maia, a human-like opponent based on a bundled neural network – fully offline, without accounts, without network access, and without proprietary services. Optionally, MoveAPiece can connect via Bluetooth LE to a physical chess board – a DGT Pegasus or a Chessnut Air – so you can play against Stockfish or Maia on a real board instead of on the screen. Features: * Local play: human vs. human, human vs. Stockfish, or human vs. Maia * Maia: a human-like opponent that plays the moves a player of a chosen rating (1100–1900) would typically play, instead of searching for the strongest move. Nine pre-trained networks are bundled in the app and run entirely on the device via ONNX Runtime (telemetry disabled) – no network access * Opening training: practice fixed lines from a built-in library of 20 well-known openings * Adjustable Stockfish playing strength (UCI_LimitStrength / UCI_Elo, 1320–3190) * Move history in algebraic notation, take back a move * Evaluation display: optionally shows Stockfish's assessment of the current position (can be toggled on/off) * PGN import/export: export games via the share dialog or load a game from a PGN file and continue playing * Detection of check, checkmate, stalemate, and draws (repetition, 50-move rule, insufficient material) * Move, capture, and check sound effects * Portrait and landscape orientation * Available in German, English, French, Spanish, Italian, and Dutch * Support for physical boards (DGT Pegasus and Chessnut Air, BLE): moves on the board are automatically detected and applied, and the opponent's replies are shown via LEDs on the board. The Chessnut Air additionally recognises each piece, so promotions need no dialog, a position set up on the board can be taken over into the game, and move sounds come from the board's speaker. Full touchscreen control remains available at all times.