Computer Programs
See also: Go software- AYA by Hiroshi Yamashita
- Crazy Stone by Rémi Coulom (sold as Saikyo no Igo in Japan)
- Fuego, an open source Monte Carlo program
- GNU Go, an open source classical Go program
- Go++ by Michael Reiss (sold as Strongest Go or Tuyoi Igo in Japan)
- Go Intellect by Ken Chen
- Handtalk/Goemate, developed in China by Zhixing Chen (sold as Shudan Taikyoku in Japan)
- Haruka by Ryuichi Kawa (sold as Saikouhou in Japan)
- Indigo by Bruno Bouzy
- Katsunari by Shin-ichi Sei
- KCC Igo, from North Korea (sold as Silver Star or Ginsei Igo in Japan)
- Leela, the first Monte Carlo program for sale to the public
- The Many Faces of Go by David Fotland (sold as AI Igo in Japan)
- MyGoFriend by Frank Karger
- MoGo by Sylvain Gelly; parallel version http://www.lri.fr/~teytaud/mogo.html by many people.
- Pachi open source Monte Carlo program by Petr Baudiš, online version Peepo by Jonathan Chetwynd, with maps and comments as you play
- Smart Go by Anders Kierulf, inventor of the Smart Game Format
- Zen by Yoji Ojima aka Yamato (sold as Tencho no Igo in Japan); parallel version by Hideki Kato.
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