Find repeated leaks
Spot recurring opening, middlegame, endgame, tactical, and material habits across your games.
Post-game chess review
ChessProAnalytics
Import finished games, run engine-backed review, and see how your habits compare with players around your level.
Rough rating estimates are comparison hints, not measured ratings.
The useful part
Turn a pile of games into a short list of patterns.
Compare fairly
Use aggregate reference data to see what is unusual for players near your rating band.
Review what changed
Track profile averages, recent trends, and game-level reports as you add more completed games.
Workflow
Built for after the game is over.
- Bring games in Connect recent Chess.com games or paste PGN when you want a specific review.
- Let analysis run ChessProAnalytics reviews moves, tags critical moments, and builds a profile from completed games.
- Choose the next study target Open the report, follow the weak facets, and practice with puzzles built from your weaknesses.
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when you want the full review loop.
Everyone gets their first 25 personal games analyzed free for a baseline, then 10 more analyses each month on Free. All engine analysis runs in your browser. Pro adds unlimited analysis and training tools for $2/month.
ChessProAnalytics Pro
$2.00 per month
- Unlimited depth-16 analysis using your device's CPU.
- Friend Review, living profiles, and PDF reports.
- Keep your browser tab open while analysis runs. Best on a laptop or desktop.
- Store 300 games on Free or 20,000 on Pro.
- Renews automatically until you cancel.
- Cancel any time from the billing portal linked on your Plan page.
- Pro features remain available until the end of the period already paid for.
- Refunds. Payments are non-refundable, including for partial months. If something goes wrong on our end, contact support and we will review it.
Plain language
It compares your play. It does not certify your rating.
ChessProAnalytics estimates are useful because they summarize patterns in real games. They should be read as "played like roughly X" in that sample, not as an official or exact rating measurement.