user20139: I used to have a chess app that would say the name of the opening being used when you played. Then my tablet broke, and I thought it would be easy to find that chess app, but no luck.
Does anyone know what app I'm talking about, or another app that says the name of the opening being used when you play it?

user20160: When you run the analysis on Chess Play & Learn, it displays the name of the opening.

user7297: It isn't likely to be the app you were using, but the Stockfish iOS app displays it:

(if you play more moves, the ECO code and opening name may change, to e.g. A81 Dutch defense)
I suspect many more (or even most) apps do it, or have at least an option to enable it in the settings. Stockfish does not say the name of the opening, though.

20139: <p>I used to have a chess app that would say the name of the opening being used when you played. Then my tablet broke, and I thought it would be easy to find that chess app, but no luck.</p>

<p>Does anyone know what app I'm talking about, or another app that says the name of the opening being used when you play it?</p>
 20160: <p>When you run the analysis on <em>Chess Play &amp; Learn</em>, it displays the name of the opening.</p>
 7297: <p>It isn't likely to be the app you were using, but the Stockfish iOS app <em>displays</em> it:</p>

<p><a href="https://i.stack.imgur.com/yfrDm.jpg" rel="nofollow noreferrer"><img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/yfrDm.jpg" width="300" /></a></p>

<p>(if you play more moves, the ECO code and opening name may change, to e.g. A81 Dutch defense)</p>

<p>I suspect many more (or even most) apps do it, or have at least an option to enable it in the settings. Stockfish does not <em>say</em> the name of the opening, though.</p>
