> To me that sounds like a good question.
It is a very good question, but it makes a wrong assumption. Lichess is developing a flutter app geared towards touch & gestures that will shine for casual use. But it's not INSTEAD of anything, Lichess is also committed to continue improving the web UI for mobile devices - that includes progressive web app features down the road like offline analysis, puzzles, etc.
It will be some time before those arrive. You'll most likely get offline puzzles in the flutter app first.
It is a very good question, but it makes a wrong assumption. Lichess is developing a flutter app geared towards touch & gestures that will shine for casual use. But it's not INSTEAD of anything, Lichess is also committed to continue improving the web UI for mobile devices - that includes progressive web app features down the road like offline analysis, puzzles, etc.
It will be some time before those arrive. You'll most likely get offline puzzles in the flutter app first.