Malinguo trains your mahjong skill against AI opponents, scores you across five core abilities, and gives you a real skill rating that tracks your progress — the same way a chess rating or an aim-training score does for other games.
Every practice session is measured across five core dimensions — the same way isolated drills sharpen one measurable skill at a time in chess puzzles or Aim Lab routines.
Your ratings update as you train, so you always know exactly which skill to work on next. Start with efficiency drills at Malinguo's WWYD trainer.
Mabao isn't a chatbot — it's an analyst. It assesses your skill level, builds a training plan, gives real-time guidance while you play, reviews your match data afterward, and visualizes its own reasoning so you can see exactly why a play was recommended.
Malinguo's own rules engine drives hand validation and scoring for 13 regional mahjong variants — structured and regression-tested, not generated ad hoc. Start with Riichi (Japanese mahjong), one of the most widely played variants worldwide.
Every opponent in the Malinguo app is AI, clearly labeled as such. There are no gold coins, no staked matches, and no real-money transactions anywhere in the app. Malinguo is an education and training tool — not a game of chance.
See the full Malinguo FAQ — what Riichi is, whether it's free, how to download it, and more.
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