Chess Clock
Set the time per side, then tap your own clock after each move, that starts your opponent's clock and stops yours.
Tap either player's side to start their opponent's clock.
Chess Clock settings
How to use the chess clock
- Set minutes per side and, if you use one, an increment per move.
- Tap a side to start the game, that starts the opponent's clock.
- After each move, tap your own side again: it adds any increment and switches to your opponent.
Features
- Fischer increment support
- Common presets (1+0, 3+2, 5+0, 5+3, 10+0, 15+10)
- Flags a player automatically when time runs out
Good for
- Over-the-board chess games
- Any two-player, turn-based game with a time limit
Frequently asked questions
What is increment?
A Fischer increment adds a few seconds back to a player's clock after each move they complete, so games do not end purely because the clock ran out mid-game.
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