Don’t just replay your games. Explore what could have happened.
Branch from any move, test better ideas, and learn with guided insights for openings, plans, threats, mistakes, and coach-style explanations.
Board Feed
As you study a position, Chessfeed surfaces candidate moves, plans, comparisons, practice prompts, notes, and coach explanations tied to the exact board.
Turn one confusing move into a complete lesson
Chess engines can tell you a move was bad. Chessfeed helps you understand what you should have considered instead.
Start from the key moment
Open the move where the game changed, or start from any FEN, opening, puzzle, endgame, or study position.
Try the move you missed
Play candidate moves on the board and keep each idea as a branch instead of losing the original game context.
Compare what changed
See how the position, plan, threats, and engine-backed evaluation change between branches.
Follow the insight, then save it
Use the Insight Panel, Feed, and coach to understand the lesson, then save the full path as a study you can revisit.
Learn openings as plans, not just move orders
Opening Lens helps you understand what both sides are trying to achieve in the opening. Instead of only showing a name or ECO code, Chessfeed connects opening choices to ideas, plans, candidate moves, and the positions you can explore next.
- See the opening family, name, and where the position fits
- Understand plans and choices for both sides
- Spot candidate branches worth exploring instead of memorizing blindly
- Continue the opening position into Study, practice, or a saved lesson
Learn from the position while you explore it
The Insight Panel gives you coach-style guidance without forcing you to stop and ask a question every time. As you move through a position, it highlights what matters: plans, threats, mistakes, candidate moves, practice moments, and ideas worth reviewing.
- See plans, threats, mistakes, and candidate moves directly on the board
- Understand what changed without asking a question every time
- Move from an insight into practice, comparison, notes, or coach chat
- Use guidance as you explore, not after you leave the position
Trusted for serious chess analysis
Chessfeed.ai is the Official Analysis Partner for Upgrad Mumba Masters in the Global Chess League 2025 — a proof point for our focus on clear, engine-backed chess understanding in serious positions.
Built for positions where players need more than a number or a best move.
Designed to help fans, students, coaches, and serious players understand the ideas behind the board.
Test the moves you were actually considering
Good chess learning is not only about seeing the best move. It is about comparing the moves you considered, understanding why one plan works better, and learning how the position changes.
- Compare candidate moves from the same position
- See why one continuation keeps the plan coherent
- Use coach prompts when the difference is not obvious
- Turn comparisons into saved studies
The Feed keeps your learning path organized
As you explore, the Feed collects explanations, comparisons, practice prompts, notes, coach responses, and saved moments into a timeline tied to the positions you studied.
Learn
Keep important explanations connected to the position where they appeared.
Compare
Return to branch comparisons without losing the original context.
Practice
Save important moments as exercises you can revisit.
Notes
Capture your own thinking alongside the board and the branch.
Save the lesson and the reason behind it
A saved study is more than a saved board. It keeps branches, notes, important positions, Insight Panel moments, Opening Lens context, comparisons, practice positions, and coach explanations together so you can return to the full lesson later.
Manage the saved study
Give the study a clear title, description, and purpose so the full lesson is easy to revisit, continue, or share.
Mark important positions
Name key positions, add notes, use tags or colors, and bookmark the moments that explain why a branch mattered.
Save branches
Keep candidate lines and opening prep together.
Attach context
Keep notes, insights, and coach explanations tied to exact positions.
Find key moments
Use names, tags, colors, and bookmarks to make the study path readable.
Share the lesson
Send the full thinking path to a coach, student, friend, or training partner.
Ask the coach while the position is still on the board
AI coaches are the explanation layer inside Study. Ask why a move works, what changed in a branch, what plan you missed, or how to think about the position next.
Arthur Pendelton 🧠
"Good moves are logical. Great moves are inevitable — if you understand why."
A distinguished coach with a refined analytical approach, Arthur brings decades of classical chess wisdom to every lesson.
Priya Nair 🌿
"Every great move starts in the mind. Train your thoughts, and the board will follow."
Priya focuses on the psychological aspects of chess, helping players develop resilience and confidence.
Prakash Iyer 🌼
"Every great player started with one question: why does this move work? Let's find out together."
A patient and clear-speaking coach who makes chess fundamentals simple and fun for beginners and children.
Jennifer "JJ" Jones ⚡
"Hey there! I'm JJ — and I'm here to help you feel your chess, not fear it."
JJ brings a fresh, energetic approach to chess coaching with a focus on practical, player-centric improvement.
Kabir Arora 🔥
"No time to think? No problem. Let's make chaos our comfort zone."
A dynamic coach who specializes in fast-paced games and practical decision-making under time pressure.
Mia Thompson 🎨
"Chess isn't just calculation — it's art. Let's bring imagination back to the board."
Mia views chess as an art form, encouraging creative thinking and intuitive understanding of positions.
Bring every important chess moment into the same study workflow
Whether the position comes from an online game, handwritten scoresheet, opening line, puzzle, endgame, or academy lesson, Chessfeed helps you turn it into Study, practice, and saved lessons.
Turn handwritten scoresheets into games you can study
Upload photos of handwritten scoresheets, convert them to PGN, review the moves, and continue into Study, practice, or a saved lesson.
- Upload JPG, PNG, or WEBP images
- AI-assisted handwriting recognition
- Review and correct moves before analysis
- Move from scoresheet to Study
Practice the positions that actually mattered
Turn critical moments from games, openings, puzzles, endgames, or explored branches into targeted practice.
- Exercises from games, branches, and study positions
- Multi-move tactical sequences
- Progressive hints
- Context preserved from the original position
Keep your games ready for study
Upload PGNs, paste PGN text, connect Chess.com and Lichess, or start from a position so your study material is ready when you want to review.
- PGN upload and text paste
- Chess.com and Lichess sync
- Tags and filters for organization
- Opening and game metadata
Built for coaches and academies
Coaches can use interactive study workbooks to show students how to think through a position, not just what the engine says. Assign positions, review branches, discuss notes, and turn important moments into practice.
Assign
Share positions and study workbooks with students.
Review
See candidate moves, branches, notes, and practice attempts.
Teach
Use the same board context for feedback and follow-up.
Ready to understand your next chess position?
Start from a game, opening, puzzle, endgame, or any board position. Try ideas, compare branches, ask the coach, and save the lesson.
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