Discover the player you really are

Connect your Chess.com or Lichess account: your games are analysed, your portrait as a player takes shape, and your mistakes become exercises.

Your games and their analyses stay on your computer.

A player's portrait that is yours alone

From your games, the site draws your portrait in three parts: your playing style, your skills and your repertoire. Everything is compared with players of your level, so what sets you apart stands out at a glance.

  • Your style: attacking or defensive, cautious or daring, and everything in between
  • Your skills: from opening to endgame, from tactics to handling the clock
  • Your repertoire: the openings you actually play

Sample portraits

Amara D.

Lichess · 1640 in blitz

Goes for the king whenever she can, and gladly pays to get there

Style

Attacking · Proactive

Skills

Strong: tactical awareness, weak: endgame

Repertoire ♔ King's Gambit · ♚ Sicilian Defense

A card in your image

Your portrait fits on a card: your class among nine, a title that suits you with its illustration, your traits and your skills at a glance. Something to show your friends or your club.

  • Nine classes and over a hundred titles, each with its illustration
  • Your style, your skills and your repertoire in one place
  • A card to share online, as a link or an image
Amara D. Lichess Blitz 1640

TheDaringAssassin

“For the king, I'll pay the price.”

Style

AttackingProactive

Skills

Strong: tactical awareness, weak: endgame

Repertoire

♔ King's Gambit·♚ Sicilian Defense

Generated on 10/23/2026 ChessPortrait

Every mistake becomes an exercise

Every game goes through the engine, move by move. Your mistakes are found, named and grouped, the solution replays before your eyes, then they become puzzles to replay until you know them.

  • Opening mistakes, missed tactics, squandered endgames
  • Puzzles taken from your games, not an anonymous bank
  • Your success tracked day after day

148 Available
96 Played
64 % Success
38 % Learned

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