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AI Game Analysis

Less notation. More “aha!”

Ditch long engine lines and chess notation for clear explanations of plans, threats, and better moves. Ask your AI chess coach about any move, anytime, to understand the idea behind it in everyday words.

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Chess Analytics

Find out what kind of player you are.

Our AI chess coach analyses your game history and compares your play with thousands of games from players at your rating. Discover your strengths, spot the patterns costing you wins, and see how you measure up, with the numbers to back it up. Get a personalised study plan that shows what to practise next, with puzzles built from your own mistakes.

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Study GM games

Borrow a few ideas from Magnus.

Famous games by Carlsen, Kasparov and Euwe, explained in plain words, one chapter at a time.

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Le sacrifice de dame de Carlsen

Championnat du monde · 2013

How Magnus turned a material deficit into a crushing attack.

Intermédiaire

L'Immortelle de Kasparov

contre Topalov · 1999

Une analyse approfondie de la marche du roi dans l'une des plus grandes parties de l'histoire.

Avancé

La maîtrise des finales d'Euwe

Amsterdam · 1935

La plus belle technique de finale du seul champion du monde néerlandais, décortiquée coup par coup.

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Player Spotlight

Your strengths, your leaks and your habits, stat by stat, next to the typical player at your rating.

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