Independent habit analysis

The engine finds your blunders.
We find your habits.

Enter your Chess.com username. We read your public games through the Chess.com Public API and turn them into chess statistics about your own habits: time controls, openings, clock management, rating — no engine judgement.

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A look inside

What the report shows

Screenshots from the demo report — the real one is built from your own games.

Session habits

When does your win rate start to slide, and when do you tilt?

Tilt statistics and a chart of win and loss rate by position in a session

Repertoire

Which openings actually work best for you.

Table of openings played as White with frequency, average opponent and win rate

Pieces lost

How often do you go down a piece — and do you still salvage the win?

Cards showing games finished down a queen, rook, bishop or knight with results

Opponent strength

Which opponents are the toughest match-up for you.

Horizontal bars showing win rate by opponent rating band

What to work on

Concrete, actionable ways to improve your chess habits.

Insight card describing a losing pattern and a suggested habit to try

… and much more

Rating evolution, clock management, game endings, game length, nemeses, performance by time of day and more.

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