Free Chess.com game review, no daily limit
Type your Chess.com or Lichess username and Stockfish reviews your recent games for free, with no daily limit. Then a coach report names the one thing costing you the most games, with a plan to fix it, and every mistake comes back as a puzzle from your own game.
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A review is only half of it
A review tells you what went wrong in one game. A coach tells you what keeps going wrong across all of them. Here you get both: Stockfish reviews every game, then your coach report puts them together and names the one thing to fix first.
Most free review sites stop at the report: a list of blunders you read once and forget. The same mistake then costs you the next game.
Here, every mistake and blunder Stockfish finds in your games turns into a puzzle from that exact position. They come back on a schedule, sooner when you miss them and later when you get them, so the move you missed in a real game becomes the move you find without thinking.
Questions
Is it really free, with no daily limit?
Yes. There is no sign-up, no paid tier and no one-review-a-day cap. The only limit is a fair-use one of 30 new games an hour, so one person cannot fill the queue for everyone.
How is the review done?
Stockfish 19 runs on our server the way Lichess runs its own analysis: the same win-chance formula and the same rules for what counts as an inaccuracy, a mistake or a blunder. Checked against Lichess's own reviews of the same games, it gives the same verdict on about 9 moves in 10; the rest are borderline calls one level apart.
How long does it take?
About a minute for a typical game. Every game you bring in is reviewed, newest first, one after another, and your coach report fills in as each one finishes.
What happens to my mistakes?
Each one becomes a puzzle from your own game: the position before the mistake, and you find the move Stockfish wanted. Get it right and it comes back later; miss it and it comes back sooner, until you find it every time.
What is the coach report?
One page about all your recent games together: your record, a performance rating from your opponents' ratings, how you score as White and as Black, the openings that cost you points and the ones worth keeping, and the one thing to fix first. A mistake you keep repeating comes first, then an opening that keeps losing, then a weaker colour. Under it is today's plan: replay your own mistakes, train the idea behind them, and drill the opening line you need.
Do you need my password?
No. We read the games Chess.com and Lichess already show publicly. Your username stays on your device.
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Reviews by Stockfish (GPL), run on our own server. Chess.com and Lichess are not affiliated with this site. Part of Chess Path, a free chess course.