BrainLearn is a free, powerful UCI chess engine by Kelly Kinyama and Andrea Manzo derived from BrainFish with the ability to use "learned" patterns stored in an "experience" file. BrainLearn can also use an online Live Book.

Since I just have a mobile phone connection, I am forced to downgrade the size of the packages to limit the used bandwidth. With this release you will find the essential binaries only:

- BrainLearn24-x86-64
- BrainLearn24-general-32
- BrainLearn24-x86-64-bmi2
- BrainLearn24-x86-64-avx2

on the other hand, since this release, I am removing any download limitation because I'm being supported by Microsoft as download hosting.

If you have a recent Intel processor you should use the bmi2 flavor, if you have a recent AMD processor you should use avx2 instead. Any other processor should use the general-64 flavor (on Linux x86-64) or general-32, depending on your CPU architecture and your actual operating system.


I have decided to completely remove BrainLearn for Android because crucial modification should be made to compile it for this operating system, altering so the nature of this program (disabling learning and LiveBook) therefore making it pointless to use.


The original package - with more flavors - can be downloaded here.

Any of these binaries were compiled by the original authors.

In the package you download here there is also the source code of this version of BrainLearn. I have edited its source Makefile so that the resulted compiled binaries will have the name "brainlearn" instead of "stockfish" for practical purpose.

It would be very nice if you avoid to put direct links to the cloud on your forums but a link to this page instead.