Hit the board
Games where the world’s chess traditions meet.
Chess, ōgi and xiongqi on one shared board — built on open protocols, with an identity you hold yourself.
Traditions that meet, not merge
Chess in Europe, shogi in Japan, xiangqi in China: parallel traditions, equally deep. Sashité brings their spirit onto one 8×8 board so any of them can play any other — each keeping its own rules.
An identity you hold
Your account is a cryptographic key that never leaves you. No sign-up, no email, no password — and your games are signed, public and portable, on a relay you can read them back from.
Open, down to the notation
One board notation, one piece notation, one move notation — published as open specifications, with reference implementations anyone can build on.
Our first game
Sanki
Three traditions, nine pairings, one 8×8 board — out now, free, right in your browser.
One system, five origins
Each game has a home of its own; the app is where they meet; the specifications are what they share.
Sanki the app — play any tradition against any other
chess.page the game of chess, as Sashité plays it
ogi.page ōgi, an 8×8 game in the shogi family
xiongqi.page xiongqi, an 8×8 game in the xiangqi family
- { } sashite.dev the specifications and the reference code
Every day, a new problem for each tradition, verified before it is published: @puzzle.chess.page · @tsume.ogi.page · @shaju.xiongqi.page
